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Maybe they are required to preserve existing documents, but not required to create new evidence against themselves.
by codedokode 2y ago
Maybe they are required to preserve existing documents, but not required to create new evidence against themselves.
- ngetchell 2y agoNo, they are required to retain the records pertaining to the litigation. This isn't a loophole. Google is in the wrong here.
- dragonwriter 2y ago> Maybe they are required to preserve existing documents, but not required to create new evidence against themselves. When they do a chat, that creates evidence. When the chat is deleted, evidence is destroyed. (This isn't the first case they’ve been sanctioned over this behavior, either.)
- TheCleric 2y agoDon’t want to create evidence? Stop chatting about how to potentially violate the law.