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by contravariant
886 days ago
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In that case the keys he has were definitely not his to use. Here we're looking at someone handed an API key by a company and then using it to access the API. A lot of this depends on whether you view a phone as a device running third party' programs on behalf of the user, or a device that third parties allow users to run software on on behalf of the third party. A lot of society is moving towards the later view, which is of course fundamentally wrong. |
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