It’s easier to prosecute than to fix. More than that, the kid pointed out the service is broken. Pretty humiliating. It’s not at all unusual to prosecute to sav

It’s easier to prosecute than to fix. More than that, the kid pointed out the service is broken. Pretty humiliating. It’s not at all unusual to prosecute to save face, especially rather than admit that your org gave the info to a teenager when that’s illegal.