"Earlier in the day, the Calgary-based company's CEO Zakir Hussein had denied the app had verification or security issues and accused those who raised concerns

"Earlier in the day, the Calgary-based company's CEO Zakir Hussein had denied the app had verification or security issues and accused those who raised concerns about it of breaking the law." ... "'Someone that's out there is trying to destroy us here, and we're trying to build something good for people," he said.' ... 'There's holes, and what I'm realizing is I think there are some things that we need to fix here. And you know, we're trying to play catch-up, I guess, and trying to figure out where these holes are.' " We're trying to do something good, so when someone discovers we've done something bad, they're automatically trying to destroy us. Uh huh....