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The Hidden Cost of JPay's Prison Email Service

Loaded on May 11, 2015 by Dave Maass

Filed under: Computers, Money/Property, Intellectual Property, Prisoner Media, Censorship, First Amendment.

By Dave Maass

Update May 8, 2015: JPay has changed its terms of service and will no longer claim intellectual property rights over correspondence.

JPay, a company that provides digital communications systems to corrections facilities in at least 19 states, is charging ...

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