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Originally Posted by mcrowder
If I knew extremely minimal information about you, I could run a background check on you at minimal cost. I would not have to get a signed piece of paper from you, and I would not be breaking any laws. ... snip ...
So ... asking you for your permission is truly a moot point. There is no loss of liberty by asking for your permission - I can do it anyway.
... snip ... all I'm saying is that since they can get your info anyway.
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1) And that is exactly what is
wrong, wrong, wrong
2) Not saying you are wrong, but
what you describe is
3) Invading privacy is wrong, hindrance or not,
especially without permission. The permission does make a difference.