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Right, "a pox on both their houses". The leakers, the people using the app, the men, the women, all seem gross. There are innocent men and women swept up in t
by kbelder 1y ago
Right, "a pox on both their houses". The leakers, the people using the app, the men, the women, all seem gross. There are innocent men and women swept up in this, but it just seems like an unsavory neighborhood of the internet that people should avoid.
- WD-42 1y agoThat’s how I see it. There’s so much negativity surrounding this entire app - best to avoid interacting with it in any way on either side.
- monkeywork 1y agoI don't look down on the leakers any more than I would with any other security breach being released (I certainly didn't hear people using this same language of disgust over say 4chan being hacked or back in the day when Ashley Madison was hacked). For me the only people I'm looking at with disgust is those who were using said app... it was a gossip cesspool with no way to verify any of the claims being said and a breeding pool for hateful posts against people you dislike. The meme floating around of "I joined a site to dox and spread personal info about people got hacked and now my personal information is being spread around waahhahaaa" is pretty damn accurate and makes me not feel bad for them at all.
- runsWphotons 1y agoSounds like Reddit
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- seec 1y agoIt seems like it was an app made to enable the worst of women's behavior. In that way it seems like it was very successful to me. Of course, in reality such behavior is rarely conductive to anything good; I guess they got what's coming. The whole concept of dating apps is so toxic, shallow and just plain bad. It's like choosing people as if they were products on a shelf.