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It's more like you're given a keycard to a building that says "Floor 20" but then find out it has access to all the floors and telling the building security abo
by judge2020 3y ago
It's more like you're given a keycard to a building that says "Floor 20" but then find out it has access to all the floors and telling the building security about it. All they did was 'open' the 'elevator door' here revealing the access they mistakenly had. It doesn't sound like they snooped through other customers' data or downloaded anything.
- User3456335 3y agoYou're not really given it though. You found it and even though nobody ever asked you to use the key card you used it on the floor that nobody ever asked you to go to.
- hooverd 3y agoThey weren't not allowed either, though.
- feanaro 3y agoYour machine regularly uses that key to access what's behind the door on your behalf; there is no reason you shouldn't be able to access it yourself. If you don't find the key and realise it's actually a lost one, leading to a potentially dangerous place, someone else will and they won't be benevolent.