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I think he means that "why would you?" is not good legal advice. I mean, I agree with you in principle, but I can imagine some backwater judge deciding that Al

by Cpoll 10y ago

I think he means that "why would you?" is not good legal advice. I mean, I agree with you in principle, but I can imagine some backwater judge deciding that Alice Techie was violating the privacy of Bob D. Luddite by accepting emails addressed to bob.d.luddite@alicetechie.com.

tokenizerrr 10y ago
> I think he means that "why would you?" is not good legal advice. It is when it is literally common practice. Similar to if someone were to ask if they'd get in legal trouble for breathing. Why would you?