Semi-Legal Response to Real ID's Security Breach
Sphaerus
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Great idea for a first post, amirite? Read through this before you go walleyed. I assure you, it's probably not what you think it is.
Here's the short version of this whole dealio. I was directed to a few rather horrifying links that suggest a very serious breach in the security of Blizzard's recently-released Real ID service that violates a very heavily suggested ability to maintain privacy (i.e. their basically saying "don't want people knowing your real name, don't use Real ID"). They can be seen here and here.
I was then moved to send this letter to Blizzard and am currently very serious about this. My privacy has been violated when I was told it would not be and it happened due to Blizzard's outright negligence to secure the personal information of their customers.
Here's the short version of this whole dealio. I was directed to a few rather horrifying links that suggest a very serious breach in the security of Blizzard's recently-released Real ID service that violates a very heavily suggested ability to maintain privacy (i.e. their basically saying "don't want people knowing your real name, don't use Real ID"). They can be seen here and here.
I was then moved to send this letter to Blizzard and am currently very serious about this. My privacy has been violated when I was told it would not be and it happened due to Blizzard's outright negligence to secure the personal information of their customers.
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