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So the real ask ought to be “to {{confiprov|put beyond practical use}}” and have an exception for regulatory retention, and the practical realities of how information technology actually works: every internal email creates copies on all kinds of different servers and so on; non-magnetic erasures can in theory be undone. Theoretical eradication of a file is impossible; what matters is practical removal of the information from persons in whose grubby fingers the poor {{confiprov|discloser}}’s (cough) legitimate business interests can suffer.  
So the real ask ought to be “to {{confiprov|put beyond practical use}}” and have an exception for regulatory retention, and the practical realities of how information technology actually works: every internal email creates copies on all kinds of different servers and so on; non-magnetic erasures can in theory be undone. Theoretical eradication of a file is impossible; what matters is practical removal of the information from persons in whose grubby fingers the poor {{confiprov|discloser}}’s (cough) legitimate business interests can suffer.  


===[[Derived information]]===
There’s also a conceptual issue with [[Derived information - Confi Provision|information the receiving party has derived]] from the {{confiprov|confidential information}}:
There’s also a conceptual issue with [[Derived information - Confi Provision|information the receiving party has derived]] from the {{confiprov|confidential information}}:
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