>"Remember when they were "unintentionally" scanning and saving wifi data? Broke the law."
I don't want to be a broken record of "this opinion sounds lazy and under-researched and I'm calling you out" but.....
* Google was cleared of wrongdoing under the Wire Tap Act after an investigation by federal law enforcement
* The wifi data capture was a 20% time engineer project which rolled out unintentionally, was never commingled with other data, and was destroyed without being used
* The DoJ and Federal Court of Appeals disagree on the details and the Supreme Court of the United States refused a petition to clarify any parts, so any assertion that they "Broke the law" is either ignorant or malicious, IMO, because to summarize a situation where law enforcement said "No law breaking " and an Appeals court said "Maybe law breaking" as "Law Breaking" can't be considered a rational and intellectual attempt at understanding
I don't want to be a broken record of "this opinion sounds lazy and under-researched and I'm calling you out" but.....
* Google was cleared of wrongdoing under the Wire Tap Act after an investigation by federal law enforcement
* The wifi data capture was a 20% time engineer project which rolled out unintentionally, was never commingled with other data, and was destroyed without being used
* The DoJ and Federal Court of Appeals disagree on the details and the Supreme Court of the United States refused a petition to clarify any parts, so any assertion that they "Broke the law" is either ignorant or malicious, IMO, because to summarize a situation where law enforcement said "No law breaking " and an Appeals court said "Maybe law breaking" as "Law Breaking" can't be considered a rational and intellectual attempt at understanding