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What is a company going to do if you break an NDA? Call out a hit squad? Break your kneecaps? Oh, that's right, they'll get the government to step in. With re
by jbri 16y ago
What is a company going to do if you break an NDA? Call out a hit squad? Break your kneecaps?
Oh, that's right, they'll get the government to step in.
With regards to your second issue, you're making the classic mistake of conflating a user's right to free speech with a provider's obligation to distribute that speech. Facebook has no obligation to distribute anything, and choosing not to distribute some things is not a limitation on free speech.
- uxp 16y ago> Oh, that's right, they'll get the government to step in. Only by suing you, civilly, in a civilian court of law. Unless the company is the United States Military, you can't really be thrown in jail for breaking the contract on its own. One would have to willfully spread the information learned while under the NDA, with the intent of that information causing damage, like a security hole in some bank's network a hired pen-tester finds that allows an attacker to illegally obtain money.