re: Update from AZ Audit.

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The Maricopa BOS is refusing a court order to turn over ROUTERS claiming they large amounts of voter data storage..... and they don't have the passwords...

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I understand what they are saying. What they are saying and what I know as reality from my 20+ years in IT are two different things. If there is "large amounts of voter data storage" on some device, it's not a "router". Routers simply don't do that.

All a router does is route data (thus the name). At most it will store traffic logs (where was data coming from, where was it going and what time was this occurring - this could be valuable information if this feature wasn't turned off). What it will not store is voter data (because if it is storing that then it's not really a router, it's probably a virtual router and the voter data is sitting on the physical device hosting the router).