> Saying 'fuck responsible disclosure' is basically saying 'let’s hurt innocent users until the company caves.' That’s not activism, that's collateral damage.

Correct. And I have good reasons for that. Activism has failed, consequences are required. The inevitable march towards the end of privacy due to the apathy of the unthinking majority of careless idiots will only be stopped when everyone feels deeply troubled by entering even the slightest bit of personal information anywhere because they've felt the consequences themselves.

> If someone genuinely cares about accountability, there are legal and ethical ways to pressure companies. Dumping 0-days into the wild only helps criminals, not users.

I could point to probably thousands of cases where there wasn't any accountability or it was trivial to the company compared to the damage to customers. There's no accountability for large corporations, the only solution is making people care.