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by srik 2y ago
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- ronsor 2y agoDon't make it public then.
- srik 2y ago[deleted]
- ronsor 2y agoIs it more entitled to observe public data than to willingly put data in the public and then expect to control the actions of others?
- paxys 2y agoIs you reading my comment on HN also entitlement? I certainly didn't give you permission to do it. It may have some personal details that I don't want you to see. Why do you think that is okay?
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- loeber 2y agoThe data is public by default. You know this when you sign up and use the service. This should inform your expectations of how the data will be used.