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Google defends auto-deletion of chats after US alleged it destroyed evidence

Por: Ars Technica Tech March 21, 2023

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Navigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme - Mar 21, 2023 6:03 pm UTC Getty Images picture alliance Share this story Google defended its use of history-off chats for many internal communications, denying the US government's allegation that it intentionally destroyed evidence needed in an antitrust case. The history-off setting causes messages to be automatically deleted within 24 hours. The US government and 21 states... + full article



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