Courtesy of Pam Martens.
Employees of Datto, Inc., a technology firm hired to backup data for Hillary Clinton, have some fun at the office, singing Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe.”
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens: October 7, 2015
Hillary Clinton just can’t catch a break. After making the admitted poor choice of using a private server for her emails during her time as Secretary of State instead of one protected by the U.S. government and its security octopus, Hillary has told the public that she turned over all work-related emails from her time as Secretary of State to the government and erased all of her 31,000 personal emails from that period.
Datto Shows the Indestructibility of Its Data Backup System by Subjecting It to Thermite
Now it turns out that a company called Datto Inc., which routinely makes demos of setting fire to equipment to show how indestructible its data backup system is, may have a stash of Hillary’s emails. Its founder and CEO, Austin McChord, was named this year as one of Forbes “30 Under 30,” a prestigious list of technology entrepreneurs under the age of 30.
To make matters even more alarming for the Presidential candidate who is slated for her first Democratic debate next Tuesday, Datto Inc. has confirmed that it has handed over its Hillary backup contents at the request of the FBI after obtaining her permission and that of the firm that hired it to do the backups, Platte River Networks.
