I don't see any problem here.
Typically if you think you found a security vulnerability and/or quirk, you contact the company before writing it up and hitting publish[1]. That way the company is not left in a potentially vulnerable state.
[1] https://cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/cheatsheets/Vulnerability...
It's lame to come on here and act like people reporting this are acting in bad faith. I asked for permission to talk about it and was granted it, so I don't see why the author of this post shouldn't be able to do the same considering he doesn't even get into the search indexing aspect. The company is in a vulnerable state due to negligence in addressing the issue, not because it was publicly disclosed.