Show Notes
Think your texts, deleted messages, or ChatGPT conversations are private? They're not. Levi McCathern, Arnold Shokouhi, and Carl Evans bust the biggest myths about digital evidence, from why deleting messages can backfire in court to why recording a conversation could be a felony depending on what state you're in.
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