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Originally Posted by Kumabjorn
You don't find it ironic then that the features Sony has removed, and which seems to irk some segments of potential customers, are exactly those features that lawyers might complain about for security reasons?
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In a profession where AOL accounts are not uncommon, security is not the primary concern. Reasonable security is good enough. Convenient, quick access to information is critical. Convenient access means a light device that wirelessly syncs with remote, relevant devices and documents, and can access legal databases and the court's register of actions.
Re security: any U.S. attorney caught violating work-product or attorney-client privilege would lose her/his law license and her/his livelihood. Where the punishment is severe and the advantage questionable, attorney hacking has not been a problem.