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{{confianat|Return of information}}The {{confiprov|disclosing party}} will, of course, want to be able to conclusively get the {{confiprov|confidential information}} back out of your sticky mitts at the end of the {{confiprov|project}}. Hence the {{confiprov|Return of information}} provision.
===Return, or {{confiprov|put beyond practical use}}?===
===Return, or put beyond practical use?===
In this modern era of distributed network computing, the usual entreaties to “[[Return of information - Confi Provision|return all copies of information]]” are faintly absurd: as if they’ve been kept in a manila folder in a filing cabinet somewhere, only inspected by chaperoned employees wearing white cotton gloves. Of course, everything will have been transmitted electronically, will exist in clouds, on blockchains and on servers all around the world, and the very action of attempting to “return” it will oblige it to be copied onto other servers etc. etc. Some of these copies will be stored for years under legally mandated [[document retention policy|document retention policies]], but other entities will just be anal — or useless — about hoarding information.  
In this modern era of distributed network computing, the usual entreaties to “return all copies of information” are faintly absurd: as if they’ve been kept in a manila folder in a filing cabinet somewhere, only inspected by chaperoned employees wearing white cotton gloves. Of course, everything will have been transmitted electronically, will exist in clouds, on blockchains and on servers all around the world, and the very action of attempting to “return” it will oblige it to be copied onto other servers etc. etc. Some of these copies will be stored for years under legally mandated [[document retention policy|document retention policies]], but other entities will just be anal — or useless — about hoarding information.  


So the real ask ought to be “to {{confiprov|put beyond practical use}}” and have an exception for regulatory retention.  
So the real ask ought to be “to {{confiprov|put beyond practical use}}” and have an exception for regulatory retention.