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Just because it isn’t valuable doesn’t mean it is legally allowed to be released.

• pyronik19 5y ago
  I think this is understood. The issue is that these bureaucratic legalese nonsense needs to go.
  • jvanderbot 5y ago
    This community well understands how individually innocuous details can be aggregated to produce very important insights. The governments and intelligence agencies of the world know this too. Perhaps one could learn of a manufacturing deficiency / lack of understanding by getting enough details about enough vehicles the UK uses. Etc etc.
• mywittyname 5y ago
  Just because its illegal doesn't mean that there was any harm done.
  • ozim 5y ago
    That is a bit more complex issue. Well if the guy was a commander he should be smart enough not to share/discuss such things in gamer forums. While yes technology on its own could be mostly understood by people you still expect commander even if not officer to keep his mouth shut. Person did harm to himself while maybe not to the army. Just for being silly and not careful while you are being in the army there should be prosecution. Now compare it with how much work goes into telling people that they should not click links in suspicious emails... People still click those links, companies get ransomed. At some point it is not "ALL FUN AND GAMES" but "WE ARE RESPONSIBLE ADULTS" - well no one died but I would not like to work with that guy on serious things. Commanding a tank is a serious thing not "well no harm done, corporate bs".