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They are the same, but the article said "His Gmail messages were hacked" rather than "Podesta was hacked". The former implies (or could be interpreted as implyi
by meowface 9y ago
They are the same, but the article said "His Gmail messages were hacked" rather than "Podesta was hacked". The former implies (or could be interpreted as implying) that Gmail itself was breached, which is not true in this case.
- moonka 9y agoFair point. Thanks for clarifying, I see a difference now.