FTC Takes action against Drizly and CEO following security breaches • Hacker News Board

Re: FTC Takes action against Drizly and CEO following security breaches

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Post by kwerk » Tue, Oct 25, 2022, 10:20 PM UTC

lancesells wrote: post #16

Is there any sort of browser extension that shows number of known security breaches when you visit a website? Would be interesting.

I’d be interested in this

Re: FTC Takes action against Drizly and CEO following security breaches

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Post by monksy » Tue, Oct 25, 2022, 10:36 PM UTC

Karunamon wrote: post #2

I did not know that Drizly was an Uber subsidiary. I wonder how much of the "disregard for authority" DNA of Uber got on them?

They were data hungry before the uber acquisition.

Re: FTC Takes action against Drizly and CEO following security breaches

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Post by raunak » Wed, Oct 26, 2022, 3:38 AM UTC

fragmede wrote: post #15

raunak wrote: post #12

Honestly, somebody should take action against Drizly for how easy they make buying alcohol underage if anything (not that I care).

How does Drizly change that? I've had to show ID to prove age for the few Drizly orders I've made (even if there wasn't alcohol in the delivery). If the teenager already has a fake ID, how does Drizly move the meter on how easy it is to get alcohol?

Drizly drivers don’t scan. Most liquor stores scan.