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So, first of all, you are talking about straight-up fraud. I don't think anybody will actually mistake Dropboxe for Dropbox. But yes, I think that in an infor

by jMyles 11y ago

So, first of all, you are talking about straight-up fraud. I don't think anybody will actually mistake Dropboxe for Dropbox. But yes, I think that in an information age society, we can surely make sense of the myriad of product names and their varying level of veracity without needing to wonder beforehand whether a particular name will warrant the hammer of government intervention.

Nadya 11y ago
>I don't think anybody will actually mistake Dropboxe for Dropbox. Nearly all phishing attempts rely on users mistaking m with rn or not noticing an extra/similar/missing letter. eg Citibank vs Citlbank or Wellsfargo vs Wellsfarrgo. People make that mistake all the damn time - so I'm not sure how you can say with any certainty nobody will mistake Dropboxe with Dropbox.