Former Bungie, Pokémon lawyer explains how they caught leakers
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Re: Former Bungie, Pokémon lawyer explains how they caught leakers
#2The "wildest story of a leaker you dealt with", where they describe bullying a child for perfectly legal behavior, certainly was interesting.
Re: Former Bungie, Pokémon lawyer explains how they caught leakers
#3The "wildest story of a leaker you dealt with", where they describe bullying a child for perfectly legal behavior, certainly was interesting.
Exactly. This guy sounds like a massive POS.
Re: Former Bungie, Pokémon lawyer explains how they caught leakers
#4>‘Hacking software, that’s a federal crime, but I don’t want that to be the conversation. Why don’t we make it a conversation about the good and bad things he can do with a computer?’
What a complete piece of shit. Threatening a child and his parent because the child dumped some memory and found some file. He also knows that there is exactly zero chance for any legal actions towards that kid (and of course it is not his decision in any case), nevertheless he, the super helpful lawyer, gets to make threats however he wants.
Genuinely disgusting. How do these people live with themselves? "Honey, today I made a kid afraid he was going to jail, because he copied some file of something we sold to him, how was your day?".
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#5> "A veteran investigator of video-game leaks reveals the tricks of the trade"
Complete lie by the way. The highest revelation is that the found out that some streamer leaked something, because they noticed the leaked photos had the same icons as he did. Besides bullying a kid, this is just irrelevant.
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#8The "wildest story of a leaker you dealt with", where they describe bullying a child for perfectly legal behavior, certainly was interesting.
Exactly. This guy sounds like a massive POS.
> I might have a talk with David. I might say, ‘Listen, I’ve figured out it was you. Do I not seem approachable? Why are you and I not having a conversation about this?’
Talk about an absolute terrible way to approach someone who went public about a sexual harassment claim. From just this article I don't think I'd feel comfortable talking with this dude about anything serious going on.
Re: Former Bungie, Pokémon lawyer explains how they caught leakers
#9>‘Hacking software, that’s a federal crime, but I don’t want that to be the conversation. Why don’t we make it a conversation about the good and bad things he can do with a computer?’ What a complete piece of shit. Threatening a child and his parent because the child dumped some memory and found some file. He also knows that there is exactly zero chance for any legal actions towards that kid (and of course it is not…
I thank god I never became a lawyer. They are $300+/hr thugs for hire whose only mission is to bully you into complete submission until you pay to make them go away.
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#10The "wildest story of a leaker you dealt with", where they describe bullying a child for perfectly legal behavior, certainly was interesting.
The kid likes Pokémon so much he decided to look around the game and discovered some info, and this guy decides to call the kid up and harass/bully him so everyone will know that you don't just look around in his executables.
Fuck this guy and this company.