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by tdedecko
6079 days ago
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I don't think a boycott is the best way to proceed with this problem. For starters, I don't think you will get enough publicity to bring a boycott to critical mass. Secondly, I think it would be more useful and effective to send an email to the perpetrating website, inquiring or complaining about their password storage techniques. When customers/users complain, a good business will respond and attempt to resolve the problem. |
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Boycott might be too strong of a word. I just want to bring attention to this point that the user community care about security and this is not a good practice.