"Open that door! Not now but in seven days!"
"warrants issued under Blighty's Data Protection Act must by law, in most circumstances, require those on the receiving end be given seven days of notice of the intended swoop in writing, and be given a chance to argue against the warrant if they so wish."
What's the point of such a law if not giving corporations all the time they need to clean the mess?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
