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But the those 140k and 80k number are their own bullet points that I feel make them stand out more then the bold line. I feel like this is clear enough.
by kyrra 7y ago
But the those 140k and 80k number are their own bullet points that I feel make them stand out more then the bold line. I feel like this is clear enough.
- mattmar96 7y agoBut directly below, on a non bullet-pointed line, they mention that one million Canadian social insurance numbers were compromised..
- joekrill 7y agoThis is obviously anecdotal, but that was not my personal experience. I was getting ready to go to bed last night when I saw this and grabbed my tablet to see if I needed to worry. This bolded bit was the first thing I saw, and I immediately thought "hm, must have been over-exaggerated, no SSNs were exposed". Now I obviously read on and saw the bullet point, but for someone skimming this, it's not at all obvious. But further, why even word it that way? It was clearly done intentionally. There's no need for this to be presented in this way other than to intentionally try to mislead. Why not just say, in bold letters "140,000 social security numbers and 80,000 bank account numbers were compromised". Or say it "The following were compromised".