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		rhino369 on Feb 26, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Google announces Android for Work If you are already in litigation there is almost always a litigation hold, and you can't even wipe it as part of a routine process.

dredmorbius on Feb 26, 2015 [–]

However if prior to receiving notice of the hold you'd wiped it as part of a documented data retention policy, odds are far smaller of falling afoul of legal process.

Sudden change of policy in conjunction with other shady events, harder time.

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