Copy machine security risk

[Cloud]

I don't think I believe that. You have no idea of the volume of paperwork we move through our main machine--even if it had terabytes or something, we'd have to be replacing the hard drive. a lot.

it may have a record of the number of copies; maybe even associated with client numbers (since we have a system for that), but as for taking a picture of each and every page run through it, and storing it indefinitely--no.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Fuck ya, that's what you get for abusing your employer's trust, using company equipment for personal stuff.

[Happy Monkey]

Originally Posted by Cloud

I don't think I believe that. You have no idea of the volume of paperwork we move through our main machine--even if it had terabytes or something, we'd have to be replacing the hard drive. a lot.

it may have a record of the number of copies; maybe even associated with client numbers (since we have a system for that), but as for taking a picture of each and every page run through it, and storing it indefinitely--no.

It does store page images. It probably stores them indefinitely, as in it is not definite how long they are stored. Probably FIFO (first in, first out) - the oldest images are deleted when space is needed.