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nightski
12y ago
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Well in a private by default world, browsing the internet just became one hell of a lot scarier. Any page you visit could become a felony.
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EliAndrewC
12y ago
Not so, because as others in this thread have stated, the key is intent.
nitrogen
12y ago
Judging intent doesn't really work at scale. That's why we invented access controls.
res0nat0r
12y ago
Access controls are in place, but they aren't absolute. Hence why intent is key in this case, and why he was found guilty.
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tankenmate
12y ago
And we peer into the mind of a third party how?
BryantD
12y ago
There's a fairly large body of law that hinges on the intent of the individual.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intention_(criminal_law)
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