Shawndra G. Jones, Senior Counsel, will join a panel discussion titled "Hey Siri, Hey Alexa ... Is This Admissible?" at the New York State Bar Association's (NYSBA) 2019 Tech Summit, which runs from September 19 to 20.

They’re listening to us, but how much information do personal digital assistants like Siri, Alexa, Cortana, and Google Assistant record and retain? And what duties do parties have to collect and produce this information? It’s only a matter of time before many of us will encounter these questions. This panel will provide you with the details and information you need regarding the privacy, constitutional, authentication, and admissibility considerations involved, though there may be more questions than answers. Just ask Alexa to add the date to your calendar.

For more information, please visit NYSBA.org.

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