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Using the word "hacking" in this scenario is just like saying someone "broke in" by using an old key. The correct word in that case would, of course, be "trespa
by thomastjeffery 10y ago
Using the word "hacking" in this scenario is just like saying someone "broke in" by using an old key. The correct word in that case would, of course, be "trespassing".
Instead of "hacking", we need to use specific and correct terms.
- dragonwriter 10y ago> Using the word "hacking" in this scenario is just like saying someone "broke in" by using an old key. The correct word in that case would, of course, be "trespassing". No, using an old key that you have no permission to use doesn't convert B&E into mere trespass. About the only way to have mere trespass inside a building (rather than merely on the grounds) is to have your permission to stay revoked while you are in the building.