Reporter using hacked data to contact #FreedomConvoy donors says some responses have been 'aggressive'

As we told you earlier, media vultures using hacked data to go after Freedom Convoy donors has been even too much for lefty Rep. Ilhan Omar, who called it “unconscionable.” However, reporters continue to get in on the act, including a political reporter with the St. Louis Tribune:

EXCLUSIVE: The Salt Lake Tribune is now using the GiveSendGo hacked data to reach out to donors who gave as little as $50. This is harassment. This is not journalism. pic.twitter.com/wbeN193eDJ

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) February 17, 2022

The “journalist” bragged about it on Twitter today pic.twitter.com/f08FyEKknt

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) February 17, 2022

The reporter says some donors’ responses have been “aggressive” (as if using hacked data to contact a person who donated a few bucks to the protesters isn’t), and he’s obviously getting some other blowback:

https://twitter.com/SchottHappens/status/1494332914737172484
https://twitter.com/SchottHappens/status/1494374586233720832

Trump was right about the media, even if they don’t realize it.

Oh for crying out loud…it wasn't "leaked," it was hacked and you're doxxing these people….great job 🙄🙄🙄 pic.twitter.com/7WGYICw2Ot

— Warren Howeler (@downersgrove77) February 17, 2022

Even though Twitter’s terms of service prohibit stories based on information that was obtained by hackers, the social media outlet doesn’t seem to have a big problem with this one.

https://twitter.com/In_Tom_We_Trust/status/1494378953859076096

Reporter using hacked data to contact #FreedomConvoy donors says some responses have been 'aggressive'

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