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Misleading title. Newer technology has no inherrent responsibility to live by old forensic standards of past generations. A Solid State Drive (not, Solid Stat
by j4kp07 12y ago
Misleading title.
Newer technology has no inherrent responsibility to live by old forensic standards of past generations. A Solid State Drive (not, Solid State Drive Drive) does not "destroy" court evidence. Firstly, show me the court record where the data was first introduced. Secondly, lookup the legal terms for destroying court records/evidence then explain to me how this scenario applies.
Yes, I'm splitting hairs, but so does your title.
- wil421 12y ago>A Solid State Drive (not, Solid State Drive Drive) does not "destroy" court evidence. This struck me also. The author was writing as if the newer devices should be the same as older HDs. IMHO destroying potential court evidence is a good thing for the user. Sort of like a 5th amendment drive.