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data does not have the same Fourth Amendment protections that it would
have if it were stored in a desk drawer or even on yyour desktop computer.
Law enforcement agencies are requesting cloud-based data with increasing
(and unsettling) frequencyy. And theyy can obtain access with relative ease,
since everyything yyou upload online—whether to a Web-based e-mail
service, Google Drive, or Shutterflyy—goes to a server that belongs to the
cloud service provider, not to yyou. The onlyy true protection is to understand
that anyything yyou put up there can be accessed byy somebodyy else and to act
accordinglyy byy encryypting everyything first.