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To: thecow who wrote (78464)	4/25/2012 1:22:52 PM
From: FJB	5 Recommendations Read Replies (1) of 110653

I have one of these hooked up to my router at home. It is accessible from any internet connected computer. Has three USB ports for attaching drives. So $49.99 +$80, I have 1TB of private cloud storage. pogoplug.com Online protections against the government’s unconstitutional Web searches are needed By Steve Titch -The Washington Times7:20 p.m., Thursday, May 26, 2011 washingtontimes.com Americans are moving more and more of our personal data onto the Internet. We send and save emails through Hotmail and Gmail. We share photos with Flickr and post videos on YouTube. We set up everything from our calendars to video rentals so they can be managed remotely from our cellphones and multiple computers. What most Americans don’t realize is that if the government wants to read your emails, look at your pictures or gain access to any data that you have stored online for more than 180 DAYS on sites including Yahoo! Google Docs and online backup sites, it can do so without a search warrant. Data saved online is not protected by the Fourth Amendment in the same way that information is protected if it is stored on a home computer, CD or detachable hard drive....

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