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Of course it's immoral. How can you argue dumping private data isn't?
by zoklet-enjoyer 3y ago
Of course it's immoral. How can you argue dumping private data isn't?
- DougN7 3y agoIs it private data of criminals and thieves? If that’s the case it’s hard to feel sympathy.
- pxc 3y agoIt's private data about the victims of criminals and thieves.
- zoklet-enjoyer 3y agoNope. It's data from their victims
- swarnie 3y agoI struggle to differentiate it from investigative journalism. > You've given data to Company X, they aren't looking after it correctly.
- gopher_space 3y agoIn what way is this data private? Wasn’t that point crossed on collection from private individuals? This seems like a technical consideration more than an avenue for judgement.
- zoklet-enjoyer 3y agoYeah, it was private data that was stolen and then released publicly by someone who stole the stolen data. Would it be ok with you if I installed malware on your phone, stole your private messages, and then those messages were stolen from me and released for the world to see? That's what happened.
- gopher_space 3y agoFrom an individual perspective it doesn’t fundamentally matter who has my data. It’s either within my control or it isn’t. This is just a status update. Horse still out of barn.