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Maybe. But a publicity stunt that highlights findings that run counter to what you're trying to sell the platform on seems dubious.
by lostcolony 13y ago
Maybe. But a publicity stunt that highlights findings that run counter to what you're trying to sell the platform on seems dubious.
- madaxe_again 13y agoNo such thing as bad publicity. It gets the brand known "oh, yeah, puffchat, I've heard of that, can't remember why", and if they tell users that it's secure often enough, no amount of evidence that it isn't will make any difference - humans respond more strongly to an authoritative voice than to objective reality.