Data Requests: Historic and Live, Metadata and Content
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This lesson shows how a request for provider data works from start to finish. It covers the life cycle of a request, the provider's response team, the three kinds of data, the difference between historic and live data, and the difference between metadata and content. These ideas decide what can be asked for and what authority is needed.
Focus: understand what is being asked for, and why the type of data changes the legal and technical steps.
Learning objectives
- Name the six stages in the life of a data request.
- Describe what a provider's law-enforcement response team does.
- Explain the difference between historic data and live data, and the idea of "time lag".
- Explain the difference between metadata and content data.
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