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Press release is dated Jan 15. The folks who made this happen are gone now. If you'd like to see what the new admin's FTC is spending your tax dollars on instead of this, take a look here: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases
Why do you think they’re gone now? (Sounds like hyperbole, as it’s not like non political people just all got replaced.)
This is not hyperbole.
It's amazing that (approximately) no one cares about stuff like this. GoDaddy was severely breached several times over several years, yet they still rake in billions of revenue from their millions of customers. Now they have to pay someone to fill out a biennial checklist and... promise to not lie. Awesome. If you own a company, why even bother with security? Security is expensive. Wait until a breach is exposed, off…
Every regulatory agency in America has been stripped to the bones by decades of budget cuts and never ending accusations of "stifling innovation" and we're shocked now that companies get away with both metaphorical and actual murder.
I guess its just the power of advertising but its amazing to me that GoDaddy continues to be a popular solution for hosting, domain registration, etc given their absolute toilet of a reputation.
They got their product out. Who else is there that the average person would know about?
Maybe GoDaddy just sells themselves better? I see Squarespace as kind of an amorphous boring blob of internet business services.
I never thought I'd be a fan of a government agency. But here we are.
Press release is dated Jan 15. The folks who made this happen are gone now. If you'd like to see what the new admin's FTC is spending your tax dollars on instead of this, take a look here: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Press release is dated Jan 15. The folks who made this happen are gone now. If you'd like to see what the new admin's FTC is spending your tax dollars on instead of this, take a look here: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases
Why do you think they’re gone now? (Sounds like hyperbole, as it’s not like non political people just all got replaced.)
Earlier quoted context omitted.
They got their product out. Who else is there that the average person would know about?
Squarespace advertises a lot too, probably more than GoDaddy nowadays, and they are also a domain registrar. Maybe GoDaddy just sells themselves better? I see Squarespace as kind of an amorphous boring blob of internet business services.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
They got their product out. Who else is there that the average person would know about?
Squarespace advertises a lot too, probably more than GoDaddy nowadays, and they are also a domain registrar. Maybe GoDaddy just sells themselves better? I see Squarespace as kind of an amorphous boring blob of internet business services.
It's amazing that (approximately) no one cares about stuff like this. GoDaddy was severely breached several times over several years, yet they still rake in billions of revenue from their millions of customers. Now they have to pay someone to fill out a biennial checklist and... promise to not lie. Awesome. If you own a company, why even bother with security? Security is expensive. Wait until a breach is exposed, off…
I guess its just the power of advertising but its amazing to me that GoDaddy continues to be a popular solution for hosting, domain registration, etc given their absolute toilet of a reputation.
They got their product out. Who else is there that the average person would know about?