Following Data Leak, HIV Dating App's Developers Threaten Infection (csoonline.com)

itwbennett writes: Sometime before November 29, the MongoDB housing the data of Hzone, a dating app for HIV-positive singles, was exposed to the Internet. The company, displeased with having the security incident disclosed, responded to an email notification from DataBreaches.net with this threat: "Why do you want to do this? What's your purpose? We are just a business for HIV people. If you want money from us, I believe you will be disappointed. And, I believe your illegal and stupid behavior will be notified by our HIV users and you and your concerns will be revenged by all of us. I suppose you and your family members don't want to get HIV from us? If you do, go ahead." Hzone later apologized for the threat.

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Re:Uber

[davester666]

At least other sites aren't mindless sheep pumping "ride-sharing", but rather using terms like e-hailing instead.

Because the primary usages of Uber is not what a normal person would call "ride-sharing". And yes, I know about the recently launched, I don't know what to call it "sideline" that Uber announced/started which actually would be what a normal person would call 'ride-sharing', which is basically carpooling with Uber taking a cut.