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And they were sued due to violating the Electronic Communications Privacy Act. So, not really "nearly zero incentive" IMHO.
by pmarreck 7y ago
And they were sued due to violating the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.
So, not really "nearly zero incentive" IMHO.
- heavyset_go 7y agoThey were sued because the public had access to the data and saw what was in it. If companies share data between parties who want to profit from said data, nobody is going to run to their state's Attorney General over it.