Perhaps I should have included the full context: "1. Location data could theoretically be used nefariously This criticism is the most severe. Upon reading the

Perhaps I should have included the full context: "1. Location data could theoretically be used nefariously This criticism is the most severe. Upon reading the commentary, I have come to understand that there are indeed nightmare scenarios involving location tracking. I should note that we deliberately do not show cities — we only show states or countries — but a determined attacker could still misuse this information. I am so very sorry for this. When we built Superhuman, we focused only on the needs of our customers. We did not consider potential bad actors. I wholeheartedly apologize for not thinking through this more fully." This isn't a case of them having invalid SSL certs or improperly validating data sent to an endpoint. This is them building a feature that could have been used in bad ways and not realizing it. To that end, I am not very concerned about product security in this instance, because I have no reason to not trust their honesty.