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It's a great example by far. You don't want even a hint of the Barbara Striesand effect if you're suing someone over something which is deeply and personally e
by wheaties 16y ago
It's a great example by far. You don't want even a hint of the Barbara Striesand effect if you're suing someone over something which is deeply and personally embarrassing.
Besides, just because someone let someone else get a hold of personal or confidential information does not give them the right to share it with the world.