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No, I’m sorry I cannot do that, for me that would be doxxing. I work for a government contractor and have access to a databases of executive contact information
by Simulacra 6y ago
No, I’m sorry I cannot do that, for me that would be doxxing. I work for a government contractor and have access to a databases of executive contact information. I think if you spent a little time with a search engine you might be able to accomplish the same thing otherwise.
- oh_sigh 6y agoSo you used your database to look up information to intentionally share files with an unwilling party? Interesting.
- aspenmayer 6y agoIf they didn’t want files to be shared with them, Google employees are empowered to fix this in ways non-employees are not. If they show up in the share list, one can only presume they consented to this, as there is a way to opt-out; there should be a menu to configure this setting as well, and that is a good point to make, but it is a different, related point.
- andai 6y agoThat sounds kind of unethical. Or is the reasoning, you could have found it on Google anyway, so you might as well do it the easy way?
- Simulacra 6y agoJust because I have access to resources that you don't doesn't mean I should do the work for you. That's an entirely new level of wokeness.
- andai 6y agoI wasn't suggesting you give me the information, but that you probably shouldn't have obtained it in that way. It might also be illegal?