Is that in any leaks? I don’t want to know who fucks who, but I do want to hear how these dating sites fuck their customers.
Seems a particularly strained analogy, but nobody “deserves” to be bombed over this.
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My friend works in server support. IT nerd shit. Nothing to do with the business decisions. But their building has had bomb threats. That’s insane.
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Yeah, you’re right. While I still think the site deserves whatever it gets for it’s repulsive ads and its gleeful encouraging of cheating, there’s a lot of potential harm to people who’s only crime was being naive enough to think their personal information was secure (or deleted), and that’s definitely a bad thing. All in all, I wish it hadn’t happened.
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Employees didn’t have to dog-food the product, did they?
Is this what prompted the new leak today, which included 12gb of the CEO’s emails?
Because holy shit man. That escalated quickly.
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IIRC, the company’s only recourse in trade secret cases is against whoever initially “stole” it. Once it’s out, it’s out. If a McDonald’s employee reveals the recipe for Special Sauce, that employee might be subject to serious sanctions, but you and I can use the recipe all we want without repercussions.
It’s basically just Russian dressing.
Isn’t that what Tinder is for ?
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If by that you mean created fake accounts, I’m sure.
I think it was an analysis of the account details, if not on BB maybe slashdot?
Ah, but there was the “affair in 3 months or your money back!” guarantee. Gotta test everything!
Yick.
I don’t think that was based on hard fact, unless they’ve been updated post leak.
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