I don't think it qualifies for this part:
> The communication must be made in a manner in which another person may view it.
Even 'transmitted' is too broad if you also consider iCloud backup to be a means.
> The communication must be made in a manner in which another person may view it.
Even 'transmitted' is too broad if you also consider iCloud backup to be a means.
The clause in the law is pointless, since if you do something that nobody else can see, you can never be punished. But many, many, many laws are written without regard to whether they make any sense.
What this means here is, of course, equally spongy, but it is interesting as there might be an argument here that she did not intend for it to be viewed by anyone as, regardless of what the T&C say, most people do not expect their "private" chat logs between them and a machine to be seen by anyone at all.