Wrong, again, man is born evil, he learns to be good. What is your definition of good? Thats what needs to be explained, and thats what gets learned.

The most simple definition, is something that doesn't hurt others is good. If it hurts others its bad.

But when it comes to why invasion of prprietary software can be unethical here are some examples:

https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/proprietary.html

Some examples of why invasion of privacy can be hurtful to others:

"For example, The same way the stasi in nazi germany used seemingly innocent information to blackmail people into doing things that would hurt others in their communities. Because things we do in private should sometimes stay private because it could lead to endangering others physical well being or hurt them mentally, when it is unnecessary and taken out of context or misunderstood. Because I don't believe users should be treated as a product unknowingly for others gain, whether monetary or not, for all the above reasons. People are not property or products, and treating them as such can stall our human evolution, which hurts our well being"

Again to claim your philosophy or point of view doesn't have to explained, is a cop out and shameful. And shows your own lack of understanding.


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