Someone on the ultra processed food thread posted a recipe for boiled egg curry
And there’s been another data breach.
And there’s been another data breach.
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I've read all the OP's posts and I'm still none the wiser as to what actually happened. Did other little kids play with her children's stuff and then wander off with it without her stopping them, or did her family just leave their toys in the pool to be 'fished out' and expect to find them in the lost property pile at the end of each day? Also if a bucket is so expensive to buy at a five star resort why not leave the hotel briefly and buy one somewhere cheaper, if it's by the sea surely there's loads of shops around selling that sort of thing? Also why did she keep buying sandcastle buckets anyway if there wasn't any sand??? So many questions!Right I’ve now seen it all.
The OP is going to complain about her hotel because someone stole her childrens bucket and spade, and the beach was too stoney and the tide was too strong.
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They always have data breaches !Someone on the ultra processed food thread posted a recipe for boiled egg curry
And there’s been another data breach.
The first post is bs. The data is all there and theoretically it wouldn't be difficult to code it into an email template, although you'd have to be pretty stupid. They might have got mixed up with what was the reporter email address and the email address of the user reported.I know bugger all about this sort of stuff. Does anyone here know if this is accurate?
The upgrade is really bad and I've largely stopped reading it.I don’t see mumsnet being around in a few years. They haven’t evolved to use other forms of social media successfully. The upgrade is rubbish- still can’t edit or like posts. There doesn’t seem to be as many posts either as there used to be. Plus they continue to skate around the trans issue.
They've never been hacked, clearly. I have and someone (the first I knew of it) posted some personal emails on a forum.Someone started an AIBU thread about the data breach and about 90% of the replies were "why would it even matter if some random person got your email address?", so maybe the reason they keep getting away with it is because lots of the users are too dumb to care?
I think that was the beginning a more significant change in perception of MN by its users. £5 per month for not very much at all was not good value and was not launched in a good way, which tends to be the case with changes to MN.God knows how many are giving them £5 a month after their cash donation begs.
I wonder if it's the same woman who went on holiday and stayed in the same hotel as me then went to the Sun newspaper because the hotel had no British tv channels and all the staff only spoke SpanishRight I’ve now seen it all.
The OP is going to complain about her hotel because someone stole her childrens bucket and spade, and the beach was too stoney and the tide was too strong.
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Absolutely indefensible behaviour by the CEO of a multi-million company that has potentially doxxed numerous of its users by way of its latest in a long line of data duck-ups.My god Justine is a passive aggressive little witch isn't she???
Her replies on the data breach are shocking.