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She didn't weaponise a neutral extension. The extension was already weaponised. It already pushed notifications to users when they visited flagged URLs. She pro

She didn't weaponise a neutral extension. The extension was already weaponised. It already pushed notifications to users when they visited flagged URLs. She probably just changed a config file to add a new rule and message, 1 line.

chance_state 7y ago
>It already pushed notifications to users when they visited flagged URLs. Did it push notifications with a particular political message? I don't think it did.
- TheFrizz 7y ago
  If the employee had added a message, "You have the constitutional right to keep and bear arms" when employees visited cabelas.com, would you call it a political message? Both are simply informing people of their rights.
  - domnomnom 7y ago
    Yes I would call it a political message.
w0m 7y ago
1 line, but completely changing the point of the tool in the first place