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why is this illegal?

• wutbrodo 9y ago
  I don't think it is. I might have missed it but I don't think anyone in the thread or tweet suggested it was.
  • dominotw 9y ago
    oh,I read "busted" as something legal. > Slang Placed under arrest. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/busted http://www.thefreedictionary.com/busted maybe that deosn't apply in this context.
    • zdkl 9y ago
      I believe it's also used in a more colloquial sense to mean someone was caught doing something they shouldn't, even non-illegaly
    • justboxing 9y ago
      Yeah, by 'busted' I meant 'got exposed' / 'got caught with their pants down' by the public. Nothing to do with legality of stated act.
• Wingman4l7 9y ago
  It might not be, although privacy laws in the EU tend to be stricter than those in the US. "Busted" could simply refer to this practice being outed to customers who might not like it.
  • vinay427 9y ago
    Minor correction: Norway is in the EEA, not in the EU.