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He would have liked to use all the non-infringing content that was there as evidence that Megaupload was a genuine cloud storage company.
by rsofaer 13y ago
He would have liked to use all the non-infringing content that was there as evidence that Megaupload was a genuine cloud storage company.
- versk 13y agocompletely uninformed here, but wouldn't having the servers wiped be better for the defense? no evidence for him, but none for the prosecutor either.
- Deathmax 13y agoThe prosecutors already had copied whatever evidence they needed from the servers.
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- Avenger42 13y agoAnd he's now unable to prove that the "evidence" isn't faked, since he can't access the servers himself and verify the contents. At the very least it should make a good case for an appeal.
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