From
CNN, et alia:
href="http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/04/12/white.house.email/">White
House: 'We screwed up' on deleted e-mails
POSTED: 4:35 p.m. EDT, April 12, 2007
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The White House "screwed up" by not requiring
e-mails from Republican Party and campaign accounts to be saved and is
trying to recover any documents that may have been deleted, a
spokeswoman said Thursday.
Just ask the NSA for copies. They probably have them.
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I have been describing some recently published worked on polymorphic deletions (see here and here for the previous two po
Actually it turns out that this is part 3! But I'm not going to revise the title now.
Ages ago, John Theon had his five minutes of fame in the usual tedious manner; as blogged by me and others with too much time on their hands. Since then his wiki-life looks like:
The Top American Science Questions: 2012
The Whitehouse: "We screwed up."
Rest of the world: "Soooo, what's new, George?"
Absolutely, totally, deleting emails is actually more difficult than most people realize.
Hint: clicking the delete button or emptying the Trash folder does not actually delete them. So if they actually are gone, someone took some very careful steps to do so.