Technology lawyers understand that our world is now interconnected. Americans today spend nearly as much time using other people's computers as they do their own. We are accessing third-party computers while we are cloud computing, logging into our Gmail accounts, conducting legal research, accessing online social networks, buying plane tickets, or even just watching movies on Netflix. And with the proliferation of the "Internet of Things" - a wor...
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