Google again accused of willfully destroying evidence in Android antitrust battle
that can be turned on and off, in accordance with data retention preferences and policies. According to the Department of Justice, Google defaulted most chat sessions to history-off, when it should have kept history-on based due to the requirements of litigation.
Google subsequently produced those records, which, the plaintiffs contend, demonstrate a systematic effort to conceal relevant communications. The chat records – 35 exhibits – were entered into the court record along with the plaintiffs' filing. Another conversation involving the head of platforms and ecosystem strategy for Android from March 17, 2022, detailed in Exhibit 4, shows pushback against the company's policy of retaining documents for what's known as a litigation hold:M: Hi E…, can you let me know what the policy you're referring to?E: legal/comp can confirm but anything convo regarding RSA i have to have history onE: we cannot delete it.
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