It is amazing the newspaper was poking around for two days to research a story and the Aussie gov't didn't notice--that is scary. And, the newspaper going in their backoffice to do research is pretty brassy and brash. Would think that would be illegal, as they don't own the website or have permissions. What if there is private information about the private citizens they were accessing? Yet, they thought it was okay to keep going back in there...Sickening, no honor, no boundaries.
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It is amazing the newspaper was poking around for two days to research a story and the Aussie gov't didn't notice--that is scary. And, the newspaper going in their backoffice to do research is pretty brassy and brash. Would think that would be illegal, as they don't own the website or have permissions. What if there is private information about the private citizens they were accessing? Yet, they thought it was okay to keep going back in there...Sickening, no honor, no boundaries.