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For anyone with a little knowledge about locks and basic tools, no conventional door lock prevents entry. So by your logic, nearly all house contents are freel
by crusso 14y ago
For anyone with a little knowledge about locks and basic tools, no conventional door lock prevents entry. So by your logic, nearly all house contents are freely available.
Regarding AT&T, it's not a question of responsibility - it's a question of a level of fault that is negligent. At some level, it's your responsibility because you gave AT&T your data, right? At some level, it's your responsibility because you have an email address, right?
Without a detailed assessment of many factors, just throwing out there that AT&T is negligent seems to be fairly irresponsible.
- jessaustin 14y agoThey're not negligent? Would you like them to handle your private data in this fashion? How about your children's data?
- arbuge 14y agoNah. If I give any website my email address, I have a reasonable expectation it won't be published on that website in a public manner ripe for harvesting. Unless of course the Ts&Cs I'm signing explicitly say it will (somewhere prominent, preferably in bold red with flashing letters).