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Theoretically nothing but it'd probably be a PR disaster even for a site like Facebook if people found out it was trying to steal their passwords. (Is that even
by t0astbread 6y ago
Theoretically nothing but it'd probably be a PR disaster even for a site like Facebook if people found out it was trying to steal their passwords. (Is that even legal?)
- NeutronStar 6y agoIs it in the ToS?
- DreadY2K 6y agoTechnically, you only get legal issues if you do anything bad with the stolen passwords, but it'd totally be a PR disaster so they wouldn't do it anyways.
- whatatita 6y agoSince passwords are GDPR protected data, just saving them (and not using them) without consent is at least a breach of GDPR and illegal in most EU member states.
- gentleman11 6y agoWould it? They do this sort of thing constantly. Recently Facebook was accused of trying to acquire a malware company to get at user data after iOS security restrictions became tighter. They were also accessing people’s email accounts after requiring their email passwords for login to facebook