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3 years agoThis is illegal, at least under the GDPR, so Reddit could be sued about that.
Disclaimer: I’m no lawyer, so this is no legal advice and I could be wrong.


This is illegal, at least under the GDPR, so Reddit could be sued about that.
Disclaimer: I’m no lawyer, so this is no legal advice and I could be wrong.
Fun fact: there’s a shorter way to throw a NullPointerException:
throw null;Because
throwthrows a NPE if the parameter is null