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A_Good_Boy posted...

Then that just opens the person up to discovery and the Streisand Effect then the point of featuring them on the app becomes true and they'll forever be maidenless.

Dog you're assuming that these people did anything wrong in the first place.

It should be a no-brainer that creating secret databases on people who had either no knowledge or absolutely no way to opt out (and didn't opt IN in the first place) full of true or untrue details about their private personal/sexual life for MONEY is a bad thing, whatever the initial intention originally was. There's no way to hold anyone accountable or even know that you're being posted about. And they're making money off it it. It's crazy to me, it's an insane violation of privacy.

There's a difference between women sharing information with other women, and a company making a completely nonconsenual database on people's personal lives and publishing it for money.