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There is no legal action you can take. If you give random websites access to your account that is 110% on you. This just goes to show that people have extremel
by nextlevelwizard 4y ago
There is no legal action you can take.
If you give random websites access to your account that is 110% on you. This just goes to show that people have extremely poor login practices. You need to actually read what popups say before accepting/authorizing.
Also if I understood correctly this was some scammy captcha bypass thing anyway so OP was doing shady shit anyway.
- jagged-chisel 4y ago> ... OP was doing shady shit anyway. Curiosity and analysis should never be considered "shady." Proximity to "shadiness" doesn't make one "shady." You stopped off an a random Dairy Queen on a roadtrip, got our M&M Blizzard, and attmepted to go along your merry way. But the local cops have stopped you because "obviously" you were doing shady shit by stopping into the DQ that's "known" to deal in nefarious things.