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At the first illegitimate use.
by ckastner 10y ago
At the first illegitimate use.
- dnautics 10y agoIf an uber employee looks at the screen using mark one eyeball and by hand notes that it's on primetime, is that "illegitimate"?
- pluma 10y agoIf you illegitimately gain access to privileged information and use that information illegitimately for financial gain, yes, that still counts even if it was done with the most primitive technology. That you have access to information (whether accidental or through deception) doesn't mean you're free to use that information any way you please. Especially when it comes to anti-competitive business practices.