Remember the “news” that our smartphones are tracking user locations and storing them in files on the phone? This article discusses how the iPhone accumulates and stores location data — and how it can be obtained by lawyers in civil cases. Originally published in the Trial Advocate Quarterly, Volume …
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Lawyers, and really anyone, should pay attention to whether their smartphone is appending “sent by my iPhone”-type messages at the bottom of business emails. It’s an unnecessary advertisement for someone else’s product in your communication AND sends a variety of poor messages. Don’t believe it? Read this article, from the …
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