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It's like leaving your bike in the street, with no lock. Still theft, but you'd be up for a part of the responsibility.
by krickelkrackel 7mo ago
It's like leaving your bike in the street, with no lock. Still theft, but you'd be up for a part of the responsibility.
- c22 7mo agoIt's more like leaving your bike in someone else's garage.
- tracker1 7mo agoNo, it's like giving someone a set of keys to your car, and they take it for a drive.
- kstrauser 7mo agoI think it’s more like you registered the car in their name. Now they’re allowed to use it, and also responsible for the thing which they didn’t want. Consider that the “imposter” starts uploading child porn or something, and it’s on an account registered to your address. I think it’s perfectly A-OK to tell the service that it’s not me using the thing and I want them to close the account someone created in my name.