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Sure my bad; this is like someone on your LAN publishing your network traffic on the internet and twitter making it searchable and easier to catalogue.

• ziddoap 4y ago
  You've yet to mention or acknowledge any of the other easily searchable catalogues of this data (see the several links and mentions in other comments) as being a problem. Why just Twitter? If you have a problem with this data being public, that's not a Twitter issue, that's a policy issue which will affect several companies (and if that's what you think, that's fine). If you think this data should be public, just not on Twitter, what sense does that make? There aren't many analogies that have any use beyond sounding pithy. They fall over at the slightest bit of scrutiny. I don't think this LAN one is much of an exception. Data that is public by default shares little relation to traffic on my LAN. Just say what you mean. Don't want the data to be public? Sure, I think that'd be interesting to talk about. Just don't like Twitter? Also cool, though not as interesting.
  • zeusk 4y ago
    Hey man, I'm not the author; You can take your gripes up with FAA and the navy. I'm just knowledgeable about what's happening and why.