JackbyDev

If I wasn't participating in good faith I would've just assumed you were saying something transphobic from the start, but I gave you the benefit of the doubt. Then I said you sounded like you meant the positive (not the negative) of the two things I thought you meant and you said you didn't mean that. So... I'm not sure how you think I'm not participating in good faith when I did all that. Even now I'm not writing you off as a monster, I'm willing to hear what you have to say. I'm waiting for you to tell me what you meant, but you're just being vague and refusing.

I don't know what's more good faith than giving you two benefits of the doubt and willing to give a third if you'd just explain.

Damn, do you think this link I found that has a ton of women's drivers licenses is supposed to be public? Better share it to 4chan. They'll know what to do.

And then just told other people about what they found.

That's a weird way to say they doxxed people instead of ethically disclosing what they found. Hiding that detail is why I have a problem with defending this.

If someone steals something they didn't know belonged to someone (say through an unlocked door), should we prosecute them? I don't know. What did they do next after they found out they shouldn't be there? Did they give it back and tell the building owners "hey, you have an unlocked door" or did they yell to the street "hey everyone, come get free stuff!" How did they behave once they knew they did something wrong.

The thing is we don't need to come up with some absolute definition of what should and shouldn't be illegal to talk about this case specifically. They didn't accidentally stumble on this. They doxxed the users instead of responsibly disclosing the problem. This is extremely cut and dry.

If the story here was "I mistyped something and got to a page I shouldn't have access to, I disclosed it to the company, didn't dox anyone by sharing the problem, and now the FBI is after me" it would be different.

Wait, so you are being transphobic?

I'd say that's supportive of femme leaning enbies rather than transphobic towards trans women.

I mean believing you're cheating if you protest.

This article constantly reloads and alternates between showing and hiding some warning about my privacy lol. Unreadable.

My wife and I have it on Google Maps. I can't remember why, but we've had it for years. I think my wife worries if I'm safe sometimes. I think I check it less than once a year. I checked it once to see if they were on their way home once, that's about it.

This is atypical.

I'll toss this phone in a Blendtec blender

Oof, iSmoke. Don't breathe this!

One of the definitions of hacking is illegally gaining access to a computer system. It doesn't need to involve any sort of exploit. Stealing from an unlocked home is still stealing. Gaining access to a system by phishing is still hacking. Leaking data that is technically publicly accessible that isn't meant to be publicly accessible is still hacking.

Not that I suspect anything good from 4chan but the proper thing to do would be to disclose to Tea that their data is public and allow them to fix the problem. The ethics of vulnerability disclosure still apply when the vulnerability is "hey you literally didn't secure this at all."

Instead, just prove you have a credit card by submitting the details. Also totally safe. Be sure to include the CVV, please!