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by dinedal
5709 days ago
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> Your analogy is flawed because a person's home is not analogous to their Facebook account. Their car might be -- and I don't think opening an unlocked car door and leaving a note on the dash is wrong. Are you serious? If someone did that to me I would feel terribly violated! Even if I forgot / just thought I lived in a neighborhood with human decency, that is wrong on so many levels. Trespassing by accessing someone else's property, home, car, or virtual, is wrong. Harm is harm, physical or not, and you can cause plenty of harm by accessing someone's facebook account, embarrassing them to friends or co-workers for starters. |
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