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I also think it makes perfect sense for them to not give him the password to his Linkedin account. They don't want him to log in and delete his chats. Obviously
by 55555 4y ago
I also think it makes perfect sense for them to not give him the password to his Linkedin account. They don't want him to log in and delete his chats. Obviously Microsoft has backups, but it's just easier to ignore him.
- knorker 4y agoYeah. Imagine the risk that would be for them, if it caused evidence to be lost. There's nothing to gain, and everything to lose. Even if there's minimal chance of anything being there, the mere perception that evidence could have been lost would be damning.