AntonToo
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“cloud” is simply a reference to public facing hosting servers.
AOL emails were hosted on their server farm, accessible through internet.
When Powell used AOL his emails were stored on AOL servers, a password away from break in.
You are totally out to lunch and can’t meaningfully dispute anything I’m saying.
Did you bother to notice how the State Dept had no email capacity when Powell was in office? He was the first to ever use it.
did you notice how it is irrelevant? What you just said is completely beside the issue.
Powell either used private email system to conduct DoS business or he did not use private email system, available alternatives are MOOT.
Yes, he SET UP the State Dept email system you boob. It didn't exist prior to his arrival.
Aaaaand? How did it make his email use different from the perspective of the federal law?
Because the Feds had to work out how those laws would apply to email.
Yea? Keep going, don't hold back now:
What and WHEN did they work it out to make Clinton's email handling different from Powell's?
In 2014 Feds revised and clarified the rules around email use:
Hillary Clinton’s Personal Email Use Came Before Recent Rule Changes
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