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Presumably they can't verify it, but I feel like real data would be much more likely to convert to 'sale'. Besides if that's the particular strategy the site ta
by greendestiny 12y ago
Presumably they can't verify it, but I feel like real data would be much more likely to convert to 'sale'. Besides if that's the particular strategy the site takes then it may well develop a reputation for reliability in some sort of way.
- peteretep 12y agoMy point is: you will always have the plausible deniability that the blackmailer has simply invented dirty data, and mixed it with real clean data
- greendestiny 12y agoI understand and I agree. My point is just that sites make money with fake claims of viruses on your computer - I think real browsing history would scare the money out of enough unsophisticated people to make it profitable.