> The issue is just that they don't value their customers privacy high enough to do a proper check. It seems like the false positives (wrongly assuming fake po

> The issue is just that they don't value their customers privacy high enough to do a proper check. It seems like the false positives (wrongly assuming fake police department) will cause more present damage than true negatives (giving away data to scammers) because the damage this does is very much somewhere in the future (it takes a lot of time for a person to realise their data had been leaked, especially if it’s not part of a dump)