What is the extramarital dating website whose subscription list was hacked in July 2015?
Online shaming policies to punish tax evasion, environmental violations and minor crimes like littering. In July 2015, a group hacked the user data of Ashley Madison, a commercial dating website marketed as helping people have extramarital affairs. In August 2015, over 30 million user account details, including names and email addresses were released publicly. A variety of security researchers and Internet privacy activists debated the ethics of the release. Clinical psychologists argued that dealing with an affair in a particularly public way increases the hurt for spouses and children. Carolyn Gregoire argued "[s]ocial media has created an aggressive culture of public shaming
The Inner Circle (dating site) in the Netherlands according to national newspaper "de Volkskrant". In July 2018 the website had 900,000 members and had 450,000 applicants on the waiting list. In February 2015, The Inner Circle was among the Netherlands' top-ten most visited dating websites. The revenue model is a combination of subscriptions, events, and partnerships. The Inner Circle has no outside funding, and has been profitable since its inception. The network/app operates in a similar way to many dating sites: there are "like" functions, photo browsing, profile building, and ways to interact and chat. The app focuses on accountability to encourage respect and uses