“In many cases, the users paid an additional fee for the website to remove all of their user data, only to discover that the information was left intact and exposed”, lawyer Ted Charney said in the statement. The “Nannygate” scandal which culminated in this summer’s split of celebrities Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner offers tabloid satisfaction from afar.
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The hack has also revealed that almost all of Ashley Madison’s customers were men – 90% to 95%, according to experts who analyzed the leaked documents. Is the guy you grab lunch with now simply a flat-out bad person, or is it possibly more complicated than that?
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Von Wolffradt said they would forward the information to human resources professionals to check into the situation. “In the environment we’re in right now, you have to value it and think about protecting it everywhere you go on the Internet”.
Regardless of users’ intentions when they signed up for Ashley Madison, or whether or not they acted upon them, Status Labs believes that everyone deserves a second chance, and that no one’s life should be ruined by a single mistake.
“Even their most private thoughts and actions are going to be public and there’s no such thing as privacy any longer in this country”, said Dr. Beasley.
Dr. Beasley has already seen the damage infidelity can have on a marriage.
With peoples’ personal information out there, one metro psychologist is warning users to be cautious.
Ashley Madison requested two other tweets to be removed because they included screen shots of Ashley Madison’s financial spreadsheets that apparently contained no crucial details. And that’s scary. To her, that means a possible rejection of monogamy if that isn’t something a couple really wants, despite it being the norm in the Western world for countless generations. “Have an affair”, is marketed to facilitate extramarital relationships. Users pay a fee each time they send a message to a potential lover.
But judging by the the online response to this week’s hack, that doesn’t seem so promising.
Those were just the folks bold enough, or dumb enough, to use their official addresses to log into the cheating site too. “No. We’re better at making excuses for ourselves”. It’s still not clear exactly what – if anything – Ashley Madison could have done to prevent the hack.
I reported at the time that I was surprised at what a pleasant experience it was. “It’s bogus, and we don’t have anyone with a name like that either”.
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Later in the day Thursday, she would encourage her three male clients to tell their wives about their Ashley Madison memberships.
