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Re:Google offices raided by Korean police by po on Tuesday August 10, 2010 @09:28AM (#1591371)
So I imagine a bunch of police rush into a google office… what exactly do they do? Do they jump on someone's desktop and start searching for evidence? Do they say "nobody touch nothin' ya hear?" and take over as sysadmin?

I mean they seized hard drives… Do they think that the data is on the hard drives laying around in the office?

This never makes sense to me.

Re:Google offices raided by Korean police by draebek on Tuesday August 10, 2010 @11:30AM (#1591792)
> Do they jump on someone's desktop and start searching for evidence? Do they say "nobody touch nothin' ya hear?" and take over as sysadmin?

Do they use Google Desktop search or the local office's Google search appliance to search for the incriminating evidence?

Re:Google offices raided by Korean police by po on Tuesday August 10, 2010 @12:01PM (#1591938)
If you've ever used Google's search appliance, you already know that wouldn't work.
Re:Google offices raided by Korean police by nysauhem on Tuesday August 10, 2010 @09:33AM (#1591379)
Agreed, but I wonder what kind of red tape you would need to go through to raid a data center instead (if there did happen to be a data center in Korea)