isitethicalanon

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   by isitethicalanon 4y ago

   Thanks to the folks who commented. They were all pretty strongly in the camp that it is unethical, and I'm inclined to agree with their arguments.
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   by isitethicalanon 4y ago

   I think this is a good reason not do to so. Regardless of my personal feelings, benefiting from theft is a good "line in the sand". Thanks for helping to provide some moral clarity here.
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   by isitethicalanon 4y ago

   Indeed, your point is well taken. More specifically, what I mean is that I don't personally mind bc my attitude is that so much of my data is already out in the ether, that it's a non-issue at this point. I assume hundreds/th
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   by isitethicalanon 4y ago

   In this case I would not, but that's why I'm asking :) My mindset is that so much information is already out there that it doesn't matter, but I'm hesitant to use that as my rubric.
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   Ask HN: Is it ethical to make use of a public dump of hacked data?

   1 points by isitethicalanon 4y ago|8 comments