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It looks like somebody put an iPhone on a photocopier to take screenshots. Is that what happened? Is there a legal reason why this was done versus using the hom
by 9oliYQjP 12y ago
It looks like somebody put an iPhone on a photocopier to take screenshots. Is that what happened? Is there a legal reason why this was done versus using the home button/power button combo?
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- rtpg 12y agojust being unaware of the screenshot capabilities of the iphone probably? It's probably a lot easier in terms of workflow too
- jzwinck 12y agoIt may well have been taken using the usual screenshot mechanism, but legal documents often end up in printed form, passed around and photocopied. People working on the case may not have the original image files, only paper copies or (gasp) scans of the same. You'd be amazed how much stuff is printed out and trucked around for lawsuits.
- amirmc 12y agoSome of these are definitely screenshots as they have the ellipses to indicate the other party is typing. It seems like these are scans of printed images in some cases.