Mick
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Several terabytes on info? Come on, wtf he sending youtube videos?They haven’t even started going through all the evidence against Stone yet.
Evidence recovered from Stones home and apartment: Apple iCloud accounts, email accounts, financial records,cellular phones, computers, and hard drives. The information in iCloud accounts, email accounts and on hardware “span several years.” Which equals out to several terabytes of information. 1 terabyte is about 18 million documents.
He is going to need more lawyers. It would help if he had a real one now.They haven’t even started going through all the evidence against Stone yet.
Evidence recovered from Stones home and apartment: Apple iCloud accounts, email accounts, financial records,cellular phones, computers, and hard drives. The information in iCloud accounts, email accounts and on hardware “span several years.” Which equals out to several terabytes of information. 1 terabyte is about 18 million documents.
That would be interesting since after the San Bernardino shootings Apple said they couldn’t give access, didn’t have a way to.
“Apple will only provide content in response to a search warrant issued upon a showing of probable cause.”
https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/law-enforcement-guidelines-us.pdf
The FBI unlocked the shooters phone on their own. So, if Apple would have worked with warrants for obvious criminals nobody would have had to give up any rights or privacy. As it is now, the FBI knows how to get in any iphone anytime they want.They changed their policy after the San Bernardino shooting I guess.
The FBI unlocked the shooters phone on their own. So, if Apple would have worked with warrants for obvious criminals nobody would have had to give up any rights or privacy. As it is now, the FBI knows how to get in any iphone anytime they want.
www.cnn.com/2019/01/30/politics/special-counsel-russia-documents/index.html
That publication of documents that had been shared with defense attorneys, but not made public in the ongoing case, was yet another disinformation campaign from Russia -- this time aimed at discrediting Mueller's investigation, federal prosecutors wrote in the filing Wednesday.
"Certain non-sensitive discovery materials in the defense's possession appear to have been altered and disseminated as part of a disinformation campaign aimed (apparently) at discrediting ongoing investigations into Russian interference in the U.S. political system," prosecutors wrote.
The Russians are almost as intent as the redhatters on discrediting Mueller. What is that say about politics and bedfellows?
That's why the Steele information is considered "raw" intelligence.
Have they found that professor that Papadopoulos was talking to?Good enough Intel to have some Kremlin backlash:
Grim dossier claim spurs speculation about possible Russian rubout