Internet users protest blizzard real-name thousands of email address leaked

Blizzard's decision last week on the real-name real-name cancellation led to widespread protests across the internet, with many fearing a real-name invasion of privacy. About 1000 tangled netizens decided to send a letter to ESRB, the American entertainment Software Rating Board, for help, which has a history of advocating online privacy.　　However, one of the ESRB staff members accidentally used the "Reply All" feature when replying to a letter. As a result, the returned player knows the email address of the other player, which does not seem to be a dangerous mistake-after all, the mailbox does not look like a home address or social Security number, but many people use their real names in their emails, and they worry that their personal email address is randomly sent to 1000 strangers.　　Because of concerns about personal online privacy leaks and letters, the results reveal personal online privacy, these players must be more tangled. ESRB is not yet responding. (Edit Zhang Xing)