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I don't see where I stated that anyone was claiming ignorance. My point still holds: users had the option to create a record, but it was not the default. From t
by devrand 3y ago
I don't see where I stated that anyone was claiming ignorance. My point still holds: users had the option to create a record, but it was not the default. From that perspective the comparison provided does not hold.
The real debate is about whether "off the record" text can exist at all, and if so, under what conditions/duration? Are captions on a video call a text record? Do those need to be retained?
- nolok 3y agoIs this maybe a case where you may be mistakenly confusing record in the technical / computer sense, as opposed to record as meant in the legal sense ? Because your three last questions do not make sense in the legal view. > The real debate is about whether "off the record" text can exist at all, and if so, under what conditions/duration This question makes no sense, as you what you are asking is "can i not make a record, when i make a record of something to transmit it to someone else" > Are captions on a video call a text record? Do those need to be retained? Yes and yes, of course. It's legally a record. Again, this questions makes very little sense legally.