2026-02-04 13:42 UTC
@mekkaokereke@hachyderm.io @JosephLeedy@phpc.social I'm more concerned because I think she DIDN'T violate any laws.
1) child who doesn't look like neighbors exists;
2) child has parents who live at a given address (or, child lives at given address);
3) tell someone else items 1&2
I grew up in the days of phone books, when it was normal to go from a name to an address and phone number.
Sure, adding in the info on the parents' country of origin was icing (ahem) on the cake, but wasn't needed for the report to be just as deadly if this had been a real site and not a honeypot for racist a-holes.
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@JosephLeedy@phpc.social 2026-02-04 14:31
@AnotherJen@mindly.social @mekkaokereke@hachyderm.io please tell me you’re joking. She used school databases to look up privileged information, which is a violation of FERPA. If I did that at my job (I work for a DME supplier), at the very least I’d be fired for violating HIPPA laws. (Ignoring your other problematic statements.)