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You shouldn't ask for someone's password, no matter what the context is. There should be other ways to duplicate or identify the issue, no?
by Nightshaxx 6y ago
You shouldn't ask for someone's password, no matter what the context is. There should be other ways to duplicate or identify the issue, no?
- idlewords 6y agoNot if you're as lazy as I am.
- FDSGSG 6y agoWhy not? Computers do this all the time, why shouldn't humans?
- Nightshaxx 6y agoComputers don't act with malicious intent.
- Smaug123 6y ago> If you're comfortable Why would it matter what happens between two consenting adults?
- Nightshaxx 6y agoI should clarify I meant with random internet people. There are security concerns. Sister comment explains
- Nightshaxx 6y agook let me clarify. It is really not a good idea to give your password out on the internet, even if the person says they are an employee. When I worked at a company handling user data they had strict rules around this because employees had to be accountable for what user data they looked at and how that data was handled. Someone could use your password, do something harmful, and then blame it on you. It would be hard to prove innocence.