faultbot

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   by faultbot 14y ago

   His whole twitter feed is link bait. And he's deleting all disagreements in the comments on his blog. We have fed the troll.
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   by faultbot 14y ago

   Again, they didn't "cause" Apple to issue an update alone. The same method for building Find Friends features was used by thousands of social apps, and Path was just a hot target for the media at the time. It was certainly a privacy concern
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   by faultbot 14y ago

   Thousands of apps were using the same method for their Find Friends features, and I don't recall any instance where any of those devs were deliberately malicious in their efforts to build better features, or with users' data after the fact.
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   by faultbot 14y ago

   Pointing out yet again that you say malicious intent is "unknown," but you claim intentional theft in your article anyway. Libelous.
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   by faultbot 14y ago

   O crap G+ must be stealing your data too!!! Everybody panic and take my comments as fact!
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   by faultbot 14y ago

   Clearly this guy doesn't know the legal grounds for libel. You can't throw unfounded accusations of malicious intent around. He deserves to be sued for publishing this BS.
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   by faultbot 14y ago

   This is a completely irresponsible headline. If loose claims of "theft" like this were directed at my company, I'd sue for libel.