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That may be so, but did he intend to damage their privacy? Probably not. He can't be faulted for accidentally downloading some private information that was imp
by TheCoelacanth 9y ago
That may be so, but did he intend to damage their privacy? Probably not.
He can't be faulted for accidentally downloading some private information that was improperly mixed in with a bunch of public information that he was trying to download. He had no indication that the information he was retrieving was not supposed to be public.