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by jariel
2337 days ago
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There is technically nothing that defines what a journalist is (in most cases), and "committed certain actions that are of public interest, and lied about and/or hide these actions" is an impossible grey area, technically difficult to define. Very, very vague. By that logic, almost anything could be hacked and published on some arbitrary blog because of the very vague term 'public interest'. If this is the threshold we're going to use than almost the majority of political communication, huge swaths of business communication, and large portions of personal information of anyone with a public profile can be subject to hacking and publication. While it might be good that 'a liar was exposed somewhere in Brasil' - this might not be the path we want to go down. |
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