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Could one argue for tort/negligence against the ISP who should have filtered, but didn't, if one's coins were stolen through that? Or even possibly the same, bu
by namibj 8y ago
Could one argue for tort/negligence against the ISP who should have filtered, but didn't, if one's coins were stolen through that?
Or even possibly the same, but in criminal court?
- stingraycharles 8y agoJust as with the discussion about hackable routers yesterday, there are no laws for this.
- mmt 8y agoI doubt it, since the argument you're suggesting is that the ISP didn't take the best possible care, whereas the standard for negligence is, I believe (IANAL), reasonable care. They may also not even have a duty of care in the first place, as to the truth of any metadata they're passing on. As a sibling comment pointed out, it's not as if there are laws for this.
- zzz157 8y ago> IANAL I'm not here to judge. What you choose to do in your own time is none of our business :)