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Isn't this legally the case? There's a random place on the internet and people upload details. Not payment info, and I honestly am not clear on how much the res
by derivagral 6y ago
Isn't this legally the case? There's a random place on the internet and people upload details. Not payment info, and I honestly am not clear on how much the rest is protected (USA). This is exactly what Zuckerberg called people "dumb fucks" for, and I don't think anything (legally) has changed.
I'm on your side as far as the "why the hell is this the case", but I think this is the world that (USA and others) live in.
- jdxcode 6y agoLegal or not it's clearly the wrong thing to do and not at all what users would expect.
- wilde 6y agoI filed an FTC complaint. I'd encourage other concerned folks do the same, since out of court settlements with the FTC are how this is currently adjudicated in the US.
- heavyset_go 6y agoAs an advocate of involving the FTC in such situations, done. Thanks for the reminder.
- ashtonkem 6y agoLegality doesn’t really matter here, public perception does. If Triplebyte comes to be viewed as an untrustworthy partner in the extremely high stakes world of career changes, they’re effectively dead.