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My intentions are not malicious In scenarios 1 and 3, your intention is to spy on people to gain an advantage over them in legal proceedings. That's going to q
by orangecat 7y ago
My intentions are not malicious
In scenarios 1 and 3, your intention is to spy on people to gain an advantage over them in legal proceedings. That's going to qualify as "malicious" from their perspective.
- stevenjohns 7y agoYou think having a transactional log to stop people from lying in court is a bad thing and has me doing harm? What unfair, malicious gain do I receive by being able to present evidence that says that someone did in fact read correspondence? Respectfully, you’re in a very small camp there. You might as well call security footage or fingerprint evidence malicious as well. The same goes for snail mail that has delivery confirmation. If anything, this thread has just reinforced my belief that I’m doing the right thing.
- orangecat 7y agoYou might as well call security footage or fingerprint evidence malicious as well. Security footage of your property is fine. Embedding a hidden camera into a package that you mail to someone is not. If anything, this thread has just reinforced my belief that I’m doing the right thing. And it's reminded me to verify that image loading is disabled on all my clients. Win win, I suppose.