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this post was submitted on 29 Jul 2026
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No. They can't charge him with data destruction because it was the officer that destroyed the data.
You're right, they will not be able to charge him with anything. This is an excellent case to set a precedent that this tech is totally legal.
That's not correct, according to the first sentence of the article from 404.