Another Tea meme
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Honestly, if I stumbled across open/vulnerable data like that I wouldn't know where else to post that anonymously.
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I'm just upset that tea users don't allow men to access their data. I guess you're out of luck if you're bi
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Honestly, if I stumbled across open/vulnerable data like that I wouldn't know where else to post that anonymously.
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4chan wouldnt be it. Maybe breachfourms om the darkweb.
Then you can go on the clear web and pretend to be a random user who happened to see the post and then post that somewhere.
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4chan wouldnt be it. Maybe breachfourms om the darkweb.
Then you can go on the clear web and pretend to be a random user who happened to see the post and then post that somewhere.
Why? Nothing the user that accessed this did was illegal. Like here's an open s3 bucket.... Can't prosecute me for that.
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I'm just upset that tea users don't allow men to access their data. I guess you're out of luck if you're bi
tea users donβt want men to access their data but tea admins did nothing to stop it
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This was all new to me a few moments ago. After some reading, I found an interesting article:
The Femcel Revolution
How an underground group of women is reclaiming involuntary celibacy.
ELLE (www.elle.com)
Sorry if it doesn't quite fit the sub or the meme. I just found it helpful and at least tangentially relevant to a broader understanding of these phenomena.
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people uploading puctures of others without their permission getting mad that their pic was uploaded without their permission.
but like, identification like drivers licenses is too far imo.
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Why? Nothing the user that accessed this did was illegal. Like here's an open s3 bucket.... Can't prosecute me for that.
Security through obscurity has unfortunately been a successful argument in the past.
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what happened?
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Security through obscurity has unfortunately been a successful argument in the past.
wrote last edited by [email protected]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Swartz for a specific example. While he committed suicide before it was resolved it does show the kind of hammer that can be brought down from accessing public info
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people uploading puctures of others without their permission getting mad that their pic was uploaded without their permission.
but like, identification like drivers licenses is too far imo.
wrote last edited by [email protected]To each other. For safety. On the premise that not all men are creepy rapey shit heads, most of that is done by just a few predatory assholes, and you can just cut out the bad ones.
Which, lol.
Edit: next time you want a woman to not assume you're a creep, ask how she'd know. This isn't the solution id choose, but it was a solution. Ask if you're really worth rolling a 6 sided dice every time youre alone with a guy, abd on a 2 or a 3 being treated so disgustingly you need a shower, on a 1 being raped or murdered. I'm sorry, but you aren't worth that.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Swartz for a specific example. While he committed suicide before it was resolved it does show the kind of hammer that can be brought down from accessing public info
This one wasnt about conditions or acys though.
Swartz actually had legal 'legitimate' access to that publically funded data.
He was being attacked for exposing the law to the people, they saw it lije like translating the bible out of latin, but even more devastating to power.
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what happened?
just terrible people being awful to terrible people.
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I don't like this app. I don't like the idea of this app. I think the whole thing was misguided.
But let me tell you of a time when I was younger and more festively slutty, I had a few encounters that might have made me a user. Not all men, no, but after the third time a dude threatens to rape you in a park, you start to wonder if you could be doing more to protect yourself.
Remember, ladies, these days you can print your own handguns and make them look like whatever you want.
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Why? Nothing the user that accessed this did was illegal. Like here's an open s3 bucket.... Can't prosecute me for that.
yeah but why even give them the chance to try
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Honestly, if I stumbled across open/vulnerable data like that I wouldn't know where else to post that anonymously.
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IMO the thing to do hypothetically is email and CC the news desks of the most legitimate newspapers you can think of with a link to the data.
They will all run the story because if one of them will and the rest dont want to miss the train and they will all reach out to the company asking for comment after they document and verify that the data was publicly available.
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How is it always 4chan. Is the anime shit posting board really where peak tech literate internet users congregate.
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It sucks that personal data is exploited and accessed, but a great thing it was discovered and called out. I wish it was disclosed responsibly though
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IMO the thing to do hypothetically is email and CC the news desks of the most legitimate newspapers you can think of with a link to the data.
They will all run the story because if one of them will and the rest dont want to miss the train and they will all reach out to the company asking for comment after they document and verify that the data was publicly available.
Emphasis on anonymously.