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Re:Google's reCAPTCHA likely illegal in Europe? by michaelt on Thursday June 22, 2023 @09:19AM (#36431728)
If Person A has a document saying that Joe Biden lives at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue

and Person B has a document saying an 80 year old male living at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue has Chlamydia

do you think only Person A holds private information?

Re:Google's reCAPTCHA likely illegal in Europe? by ericpauley on Thursday June 22, 2023 @10:56AM (#36433118)
Users use the same passwords everywhere. By cross-referencing user passwords through excessive brute force you could find accounts on other sites that link to a user’s personal data.

Is the password personal data?

You have to draw the line of correlation difficultly somewhere.

Re:Google's reCAPTCHA likely illegal in Europe? by michaelt on Thursday June 22, 2023 @05:25PM (#36439225)
I would expect a company to guard customers' passwords every bit as carefully as they guard customers' e-mail addresses, and probably moreso, yes.