Posted on Nov 14, 2016
Over 300 Million AdultFriendFinder Accounts Exposed in Massive Data Breach
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Again, sorry, not sorry. Apart from the fact that I have no use for these kinds of sites, IMO they tend to be cesspits for sex offenders and other deviants to roam at will.
Over 300 Million AdultFriendFinder Accounts Exposed in Massive Data Breach
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Out of curiosity, what makes you think that this website, or others like it, are necessarily "cesspits for sex offenders and other deviants"?
Aren't these websites set up by and for consenting adults to do consenting adult things? Why should that form of "entertainment" and speech be any less protected than any other form?
Aren't these websites set up by and for consenting adults to do consenting adult things? Why should that form of "entertainment" and speech be any less protected than any other form?
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PO2 Robert Aitchison
This is what I was going to post. On it's face I don't see a problem with the concept of sites like this.
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Sex offenders are specifically prohibited from using these sites by the providers themselves and usually as terms of parole/probation. All they do is change a birth date, not provide a photo and voila - they can mo longer be found by tracking algorithms or facial recognition programs.
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MAJ Bryan Zeski
(Join to see) - That can be said for any website. Blaming dating sites or saying they are "cesspools for sex offenders and deviants" is like saying Ebay is a cesspool for thieves because they can buy and sell goods.
Bad people are going to do bad things - and they will adapt whatever platform is available to do so. That doesn't make the platform culpable for that behavior.
Bad people are going to do bad things - and they will adapt whatever platform is available to do so. That doesn't make the platform culpable for that behavior.
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Outside the type of site this is, it is another example of the soft targets in the US in terms of cyber security. It suddenly becomes a lot less funny when they hack T.J. Max. The US had better harden up their security, and do it fast.
This is also why I'm with Apple not adding back doors into their devices. They probably have a hard enough time trying to stay ahead of state sanctioned hacker groups without making it easier.
This is also why I'm with Apple not adding back doors into their devices. They probably have a hard enough time trying to stay ahead of state sanctioned hacker groups without making it easier.
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Definitely Tests Your Belief in the 1st Amendment. I'm with You I kind of want to go "So What, Serves the Sick Bastards Right"
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MAJ Bryan Zeski
PO1 William "Chip" Nagel What makes people who use this site "sick bastards" exactly?
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