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Roku suffered another data breach, this time affecting 576,000 accounts
(www.engadget.com)
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My account is with mailinator (free throwaway email) and I'm hopeful someone does this for me. That sounds quite nice.
But it’s probably using a stolen CC. I wouldn’t feel too great about using someone else’s credit card without their knowledge. I’d report it and try to get the card suspended.
I used to blame my cousin, as she has a raging drug addiction and does shady crap like steal people's credit cards/checks and it was only after she had been over that I had noticed. But nope, still going despite time and resets. If I knew a way of pulling login info off the TV, I'd probably share it, because hell, why not.