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What Twitter’s 200 million email leak really means
Exposure of email addresses puts pseudonymous users of the social network at risk.
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Has Twitter notified anyone about the information leak?
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In the place where I live (Asia), I had experienced some local company that has security breaches (leaking of personal information) for a few times. Usually they would notify the users about the leak.
Twitter is such a big company, why there are no warning or notification send to the users?
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