Insights: Publications Now You See Me, Now You Don’t: Ephemeral Messaging Challenges
LitSmart E-Discovery Blog
These new sources of data have many advantages, but also present new and unique issues for companies. Ephemeral messaging data, and the rapidly expanding use of these apps, have quickly changed the landscape of what may be discoverable and what companies must be aware of when a litigation hold comes across their desk, and more prudently, long before they must consider whether the data these ephemeral messaging applications create is discoverable.
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