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I do wonder though if the data retention should be restricted at all. This brings up a very good point that even old data (months or more) can be vital to cases
by metalcrow 2mo ago
I do wonder though if the data retention should be restricted at all. This brings up a very good point that even old data (months or more) can be vital to cases or to the defense, but is there any downside to it that would make it worth restricting? And how long?
- MrDrMcCoy 2mo agoI think it should. 7 days without a warrant to retain, and only for the specific purpose of an active investigation following an identified crime.
- SchemaLoad 2mo agoThis seems pretty logical. If a car is stolen, it's fair to allow fast access to it's live location. In the search request they can submit a form saying they are tracking the car after a report it's stolen. The requests can get stored in an audit log with penalties for abuse.