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One of the most widely-used digital forensics software providers has modified their license terms to prohibit the use of their product by any organization/service provider on behalf of clients (as opposed to internal investigations). Examples of what seems to now be prohibited include divorce, criminal defense, and probate cases. Might you be using that tool and in violation of these terms? The new license agreement apparently also includes financial penalties of $1 million USD.

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