Re:Governor vows criminal prosecution of reporter who found ...
by klyrs on Thursday October 14, 2021 @03:08PM
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Nope, opening an unlocked door is still considered break&enter. AFAIK, the "unlocked door" can even be a beaded curtain. Turns out that the legal definition of "break" in this context is extremely old and doesn't correspond to lay usage anymore.
But I think that a better analogy would be asking the apartment manager to see your payment history and getting handed the entire apartment building's ledger.
1. People who kept their doors unlocked
2. Person who randomly entered doors & found things.
We need to take care of security of our properties, though stealing is wrong.