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Nobody is mad about a "feature". They're mad because Triplebyte made sensitive private data public.
by treis 6y ago
Nobody is mad about a "feature". They're mad because Triplebyte made sensitive private data public.
- RobertRoberts 6y agoThis ^. This is the issue. Calling it only a "feature" is just downright twisting the facts.
- Silhouette 6y agoThey're mad because Triplebyte made sensitive private data public. And engaged in a host of dark patterns that made it difficult for people to effectively respond to that, for example by getting the data deleted and cancelling any account they had. The problem wasn't just the original error in judgement, serious as that was. It was the doubling down on it in both the implementation and the handling of the criticism when it was announced.
- colejohnson66 6y agoExcept they didn’t make any data public. Yes, they were going to, but they hadn’t yet.