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Hopefully they start tracking judges and prosecutors too, since they are the group arguably failing the public the most.
by bitJericho 10y ago
Hopefully they start tracking judges and prosecutors too, since they are the group arguably failing the public the most.
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- marcoperaza 10y agoWell I sure hope they don't. Legal or not, this is not a direction I'm eager to see our society go. It's basically mass doxxing.
- maxt 10y agoExpensive mass doxing if you follow the proper procedures for doxing, like feeding names into Axciom[1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acxiom https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acxiom
- notahacker 10y agoPersonally I think judges and prosecutors do a better job when their principal concern is the law, and not the recent publication of information on the home addresses of members of their extended family who don't have a security detail. YMMV.