It makes several years that this post is status-planned. There are reason to consider it won’t be status-completed in the upcoming years.
So whatever I can do, my account can be hijacked anytime because web browser plugins don’t exists on mobile (thus, no https everywhere). Once done, the attacker would be able to post any materials with the hijacked account (in my country, racial hate speech or terrorism propaganda can lead to prosecution under special circumstances).
The problem here is the user might have to prove although the posts would have been written with his account, he isn’t the author of them (in my case I don’t hide my identity so it’s possible to find me without asking ip address to Stack Exchange)
So will Stack Exchange accept to provide private logs showing unusual use of the accounts to justice from countries where speech is not as free as in the United States?
This question is purely hypothetical. I am not asking about a specific instance.
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which means I wouldn’t have access to a computer before the end of the trial. The real problem is since fixing this isn’t a priority a large audience of Stack Exchange users across many countries are concerned by this kind of legal threat.