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The pages containing personal information of AT&T customers were publicly available though. We have already seen that an overzealous prosecutor will construe r
by dublinben 11y ago
The pages containing personal information of AT&T customers were publicly available though. We have already seen that an overzealous prosecutor will construe regular access as "without authorization or exceeds authorized access" whenever convenient.
- grkvlt 11y agoAs with everything in law, intent is key. Just because something can be accessed by the public, does not mean it is intended to be accessed by the public.