Just curious, is this illegal? What happens if the seller didn't disclose the method in which he aggregated the data or says I just stood in a shopping mall and asked people to voluntarily disclose these details? (Sure he'll have a hard time proving that) ....
Mozilla blogger bought 1 million Facebook entries (full name, e-mail) for $5
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#321 million Facebook entries isn't cool. u know what's cool?
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#33Re: Mozilla blogger bought 1 million Facebook entries (full name, e-mail) for $5
#34The sheets are named "sayfa". That's a hint about who he bought the list from. Anyone knows which language is that?
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#35Re: Mozilla blogger bought 1 million Facebook entries (full name, e-mail) for $5
#36OFC there's an oversupply since they can give out an unlimited amount of copies of this same million FB entries.
Big Data is great because it's super re-usable and can be purposed for anyone's specific need.
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#37Re: Mozilla blogger bought 1 million Facebook entries (full name, e-mail) for $5
#38I don't see how the fact that he's a Mozilla blogger is relevant. The file contains "just" full name, e-mail and URL. Thieves got the information thanks to their Facebook apps (no idea of its name), it could happen with any third-party app.
I'd imagine you could scrape a million people's publicly available info, too.
Many people talk about caring about their security in an almost idealistic view; few actually care in application.
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#39BTW, where can I find this deal? Would love to see this list in it's legitimate form if nothing else.