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I think you've hit the nail on the head, here.
by coddingtonbear 11y ago
I think you've hit the nail on the head, here.
- georgemcbay 11y agoExtremely unlikely. I'm sticking with the non-optimistic theory. If it were really about protecting user privacy they could just have you re-enter your password to download the contacts, which is the industry standard thing to do when someone is logged in but doing something you think needs extra protection against them having accidentally left themselves logged in on a public system. 3 days is a good number for someone rage-quitting to let it slip off their radar and just lazily remain a user, not really a useful time period for security purposes.