• OldChicoAle@lemmy.world
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    8 days ago

    Do these companies get criminally charged for failing to protect consumers or does the executive branch give them high fives and tax breaks?

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        8 days ago

        Absolutely. They should be held responsible by consumer protection laws. Too bad laws are for the poors.

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      8 days ago

      No personal accountability is one of the cornerstones of “the corporation”, it would totally ruin all the fun if someone had to go to jail for playing with your risk.

  • FineCoatMummy@sh.itjust.works
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    9 days ago

    I was unable to read the article b/c,

    Ah, n/m, if I fully disable JS on the site, it loads without that interception! Anyone else ran into that, try disabling all JS. I had most disabled but was still running 1st party JS from the domain.

    I’ve read a few other stories about it. But none of them gave a way to know if you were in the breach. Early on you could apparently do it through the group who did the breach. But 1st I wouldn’t want to do that. And 2nd that has been taken offline anyway.

    Is there a known, private way? And without giving private info to an untrustworthy party in the process?