test you can put on the list as well. sanjay. appreciate it. thanks. the newest continues to source the kaitlan collins starts. now, see tomorrow straight to the source tonight at this hour, a potential shift in the presidential race as both campaigns they re preparing for the historic cnn debate and maybe a defining moment and also the constitutional holy war that just erupted in louisiana s public schools. the in commandments must now be posted in a big, readable font, will have a former louisiana teacher way in tonight, plus two nuclear-armed dictators take hey, thanks to a whole new level tonight. beyond the flag waving, waving pomp and circumstance, we re learning new details about the biggest international shakeup since the end of the cold war for i m kaitlin collins, and this is the source tonight, plans of attack are being hashed strategies are being set. maybe even a few traps are being laid. it is all happening behind closed doors as president biden and former
access to. this is an arrestty an artifact from a dated piecegislt kept up with the particular times. let me make sure i understand this clearly. if anything is older than six months it s free game. the government can grab it without a warrant or anything? right. what can we do to protect ourselves? other than going back to passing notes in class. something things you can do. delete e-mails. we ve been told once you hit the delete button, it still exists. you re looking at it in two areas. on your local computer it might exist but we re talking about cloud storage, yahoo. when you start deleting e-mails, you ve got to download them and delete them off the cloud server, it is going to take an act of god to recover e-mails off a service like g-mail.
refilling their bottles with most expensive bottles with cheaper alcohol so they could charge more money. r we ve been telling you about the federal government tracking fox news reporter james rosen s e-mails and phone calls. the f.b.i. can do this without a warrant, so how do you protect ourselves? it s a question a lot of us are asking as a result of this case. we re talking with the c.e.o. of case.com. there is a lot of confusion here. what legal authority does the government have to have before accessing our e-mails? the magic number is 180. anything less than 180 days old that is h.r. read, they don t need a warrant. they really just need a subpoena. anything over 180 days old that is opened or even if it is unread, they can have
you can encrypt your e-mails. there are services free and paid you can get for smart phones, tablets, et cetera that will allow you to put in end to end protection. that would require a password and that is kind of a pain in the neck. not really. depends on how sensitive your information. if you don t want to spend the five seconds it takes to encrypt your message, tough understand what will happen if the government gets a hold of them. facebook is open to the public because it is largely public; right? facebook has changed from when they used to be a message service now to storage communications but transaction things like skype, i-message, things like that are not on stored communications. they are transactional. thanks, morgan.