blazespin &gt; &gt; But threatening to call the cops was really bad.<p>tptacek &gt; You don&#x27;t know that&#x27;s what happened, even the researcher didn&#x27;t say that. You&#x27;re extrapolating.<p>From Wes&#x27; blog (presumably based on his boss&#x27; oral description of the call): &quot;Alex then stated that he did not want to have to get Facebook&#x27;s legal team involved, but that he wasn&#x27;t sure if this was something he needed to go to law enforcement over.&quot;<p>Your bias is apparently badly incapacitating your reading comprehension, because &quot;stated that [...] he wasn&#x27;t sure if this was something he needed to go to law enforcement over&quot; is <i>exactly</i> threatening to call the cops. Not even your friend mr Stamos, who has presumably read Wes&#x27; blog post, is claiming that he didn&#x27;t. So whom are you saying is lying; Wes, or his boss?<p>Oh, and <i>&quot;(very reasonably) saying &#x27;you cannot use these credentials you&#x27;ve taken from the server, and if you keep doing that, I can&#x27;t take responsibility for how Facebook will handle this, so you should stop right away before you harm yourself.&#x27;&quot;</i> really, really, really sounds like Vito The Baseball Bat &quot;very reasonably&quot; saying &quot;You cannot use this testimony you got off Loanshark Louie, and if you keep doing that, I can&#x27;t take responsibility for how the boys will handle this, so you should stop right away before you harm yourself.&quot;<p>Seeing that as SERIOUSLY (as opposed to sarcastically) &quot;very reasonable&quot;... Well, hello, friendship-bias Bizarro World.