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How is this a problem for the prosecution? This seems like Theranos' problem: if Theranos has the key to the database, they have to obey a subpoena to provide t
by mullingitover 5y ago
How is this a problem for the prosecution? This seems like Theranos' problem: if Theranos has the key to the database, they have to obey a subpoena to provide the key. If they destroyed evidence by deleting the key, they're looking at an obstruction charge.
- jelliclesfarm 5y agoBen Hunt’s comment on his own thread : [..] Nope. Theranos wound down all of their operations in 2018, destroying the original database and deleting the password to the file given to the Feds. Apparently the Feds never checked the drive Theranos gave them for encryption or to confirm the data was there at all.[..]