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To: Stentor

Although smart phones such as a Blackberry are small computers and can be used to send and receive emails, I highly, highly doubt one would be used as a storage device to back up emails. Smart phones don’t have that kind of storage capacity. Most email applications have a means to back up to large capacity storage such as a hard drive in a laptop or desktop computer, or a server, or what is known these days as the cloud (Internet storage). I think Comey is either incredibly stupid or incredibly duplicitous, maybe a bit of both.


25 posted on 05/09/2017 9:41:29 AM PDT by Avalon Memories (Compromise is NOT a dirty word. It's how human society functions every day.)
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To: Avalon Memories
Although smart phones such as a Blackberry are small computers and can be used to send and receive emails, I highly, highly doubt one would be used as a storage device to back up emails. Smart phones don’t have that kind of storage capacity. Most email applications have a means to back up to large capacity storage such as a hard drive in a laptop or desktop computer, or a server, or what is known these days as the cloud (Internet storage). I think Comey is either incredibly stupid or incredibly duplicitous, maybe a bit of both.

Not familiar with Blackberry, but most email accounts are stored in the the hosting server and updated thru a mail app on the device via a connection method like IMAP. There is no need to backup email on a personal laptop and no need to download the entire account to a smartphone.

Of course with all the nefarious goings on with Clinton and her personal email server, it would figure if the system was backing up to the Weiner's laptop.

53 posted on 05/09/2017 10:16:29 AM PDT by Flick Lives
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