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John1956PA

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2. Defendant will argue that plaintiffs had no expectation of privacy.

Reply to Beakybird (Reply #1)

Tue Aug 8, 2023, 07:27 PM

Aug 2023

In this information and social media age, I think the plaintiffs' lack of expectation of privacy in the physical world extends to the virtual world. I hope that the judge dismisses the case right at the start.

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Far-right nationalists sue Seattle man for revealing identities [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Aug 2023 OP

Is there anything to this lawsuit? Beakybird Aug 2023 #1

Defendant will argue that plaintiffs had no expectation of privacy. John1956PA Aug 2023 #2

Now, why would they want to hide their identities? ... anti-LGBTQ but pro-child pornography keithbvadu2 Aug 2023 #3

If Hitler had kept his ambitions top secret,... magicarpet Aug 2023 #4

So what are the actual offenses? ret5hd Aug 2023 #5

Ostensibly, invasion of privacy, but I do not think that claim will hold up. n/t John1956PA Aug 2023 #6