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If they put it there for debugging it certainly qualifies as "on purpose". No matter what the reasoning behind it was.
by wkat4242 2y ago
If they put it there for debugging it certainly qualifies as "on purpose". No matter what the reasoning behind it was.
- kuroguro 2y agoTechnically. I'm saying there's a huge difference between what a layman might read "large org conspires to spy" and a possible dull reality of "some engineer neglects to remove convenience feature".
- hulitu 2y ago40 years ago, maybe. Today, no. (but hey, taking Croudstrike into account, everything is possible)