>But if a lawful subpoena comes down, the owner of the files is required to unencrypt and provide the requested materials, the existence of which is obvious fro

>But if a lawful subpoena comes down, the owner of the files is required to unencrypt and provide the requested materials, the existence of which is obvious from their online presence, even when encrypted. For local storage, a medical institution can say the files don't exist or are inaccessible. This option doesn't exist for online records. Ok, now I know you're trolling.