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Major companies do not store most information on most humans in 1st/2nd class countries. For the love of me I could not imagine what implication o huge hack in
by joering2 11y ago
Major companies do not store most information on most humans in 1st/2nd class countries.
For the love of me I could not imagine what implication o huge hack into facebook could have on the civilized world. Imagine someone has a database of all emails with all activities all connections, on everything everybody in America Europe and Asia does.
The ability to spam people into oblivion would be just a tip of an iceberg. Most likely countries like UK or Germany would ban facebook altogether. Not to mention there are millions of active credit cards stored in their wallets. The implication of a hack at that scale would mean hundreds of millions of dollars spent on only printing new plastic cards for affected cardholders.
For $10,000 you cannot even buy a modest 80" TV... I am disappointed how little FB values their system to be secure, but oh well... who uses FB anyways /sarcasm