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> up to 10 million people > Subscriptions run anywhere from $50 to $120. Holy shit. And presumably it's all tax free. I wonder if there is some secret underground religious Venture Capital system that we don't know about.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/private-equity-backed-ministry-...
Every time I see an exposure like this I'm reminded of a couple things... 1. Security everywhere is an after thought. How many people have performed a threat analysis of the app they're working on? How many have management who will slow down velocity on features to put the time in to securing personal information? When the culture isn't there the training isn't there either. 2. I don't know if it's the case here but,…
From this we can safely assume their privacy approach was "lets pray no one will find our S3 buckets"
It would seem that `mysterious ways` was never the best security approach. Still to impact 10M users given "It has been downloaded by more than 1 million people on Google Play, and ranks as the #24 lifestyle app in the Apple App store" does seem interesting and would love a breakdown upon that as not sure that 9M Apple app users of this. So, probably some deeper breachers of GDPR and the like going on here.
> up to 10 million people > Subscriptions run anywhere from $50 to $120. Holy shit. And presumably it's all tax free. I wonder if there is some secret underground religious Venture Capital system that we don't know about.
> up to 10 million people > Subscriptions run anywhere from $50 to $120. Holy shit. And presumably it's all tax free. I wonder if there is some secret underground religious Venture Capital system that we don't know about.
Lots of dubious products are marketed to religious people, a segment that are easy to soon part with their money.
From this we can safely assume their privacy approach was "lets pray no one will find our S3 buckets"
Every time I see an exposure like this I'm reminded of a couple things... 1. Security everywhere is an after thought. How many people have performed a threat analysis of the app they're working on? How many have management who will slow down velocity on features to put the time in to securing personal information? When the culture isn't there the training isn't there either. 2. I don't know if it's the case here but,…
> up to 10 million people > Subscriptions run anywhere from $50 to $120. Holy shit. And presumably it's all tax free. I wonder if there is some secret underground religious Venture Capital system that we don't know about.
The real value is in lead generation, getting contact info of gullible people with spare money. Lots of dubious products are marketed to religious people, a segment that are easy to soon part with their money.