By reading some recent articles I'm amazed by some posters, for the morality standard they're holding against hackers. They simply mixed up the idea of being nosy and invasion of privacy. Let's put it this way.
Being nosy: Gossip about which celebrity gets pregnant before getting married, interrogate your friends about his or her secret lovers, ask your neighbors what they think about the single mom with 3 kids living upstairs....etc.
Invasion of privacy: Hacking somebody's e-mail, voice or instant messages, password or that sort. Doesn't matter it's your partner, your children, your cousin, or your maid. It gives you absolutely no right to do so; no matter what. (Am aware some of the parents would install the key logger in the PC; in order to monitor their children's on line activities. That may or may not be justified, but I'd prefer to educate the kids learn to be trusted).
Whoever gets nothing to hide does not necessarily mean they're welcoming spy. Whoever gets cheated does not immediately entitle to be a hacker. I feel terribly sorry for those who believed an eye for an eye, or those who made up incredibly stupid excuses to justify their irritating acts.
Premeditated killing is considered first degree murder, whereas killing impulsively could be manslaughter.
Can you or can you not differentiate a felony and wrong doing? Hackers!!!
