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Use of the service for any “unlawful or prohibited activities” violates the TOS, so if law enforcement has evidence of that (which they may), then PM has a clea
by chrisshroba 5y ago
Use of the service for any “unlawful or prohibited activities” violates the TOS, so if law enforcement has evidence of that (which they may), then PM has a clear right to log IP.
- adsche 5y agoIs that so? I thought, if one violates the TOS, the other side may terminate the service. I did not know they then had the automatic right to then log data suitable for tracking and identification.