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I don’t know why you keep saying it is the company that is trying to access your communications. It isn’t. It is the courts ordering you to hand over your commu

I don’t know why you keep saying it is the company that is trying to access your communications. It isn’t. It is the courts ordering you to hand over your communication. If you delete something that the court has ordered you to turn over, they can and will charge you with contempt. Again, this isn’t your employer doing this. Your employer would love if you didn’t turn over anything, but they are legally required to cooperate and will get in a lot of trouble if they don’t do their part.

dheera 5y ago
Well no, just reformat your device regularly and habitually just out of your own practice. Don't use text. Use voice calls. Maintain inbox zero on your personal e-mail. That way if ordered by the legal system you'll only actually have at most 1 week of personal data and none of it will be text. You won't be deleting anything after their request, you will just hand over what you have, which is incidentally not much. Wiretapping laws prevent courts from getting your voice records, at least in CA.