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It's an issue of Trust. Either you believe that the data you're submitting will be kept private, or you don't.

There's no reason for a service like p411 to store private information long-term. Once you're verified, those files can be destroyed, perhaps keeping some metadata to re-verify a given member if need be, but certainly not the source information itself or anything personally identifiable.

 

Being that there are ways that this can be done safely, do you trust them do follow those practices? Personally, I don't. My assumption would be that if they were ever hacked all of that data would be out there in the clear, along with the rest of everyone else's who was involved. It's a risk I choose to take.

 

Now, as for your quandary of "how to game the system", well, the obvious answer there is, you can't.

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How Do Ladies Get Around This?

(I posted this question here just 17 days ago....AND just a day or two ago,
this just happened!!!!   Wtf?
   "Adult sexting site exposed thousands of models’ personal data – TechCrunch"
     (Google the above to catch the article and further info).

17 days ago:
"How do Providers get around the various AD Websites whom  
require a copy of your REAL ID?  
That's the real reason I've always avoided P-411 and many others which
has this requirement for membership.

Everybody remembers the chaos which happened when the "Ashle_ Madi_ _  
"outing" debacle released to the public REAL NAMES, etc...

How does one sign up on these other sites without using real names  
and real documents?    
Advice from Ladies and Hobbyists alike is welcomed. ;)"

xo Angelina Jones

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justsauce16124 reads

It's an issue of Trust. Either you believe that the data you're submitting will be kept private, or you don't.

There's no reason for a service like p411 to store private information long-term. Once you're verified, those files can be destroyed, perhaps keeping some metadata to re-verify a given member if need be, but certainly not the source information itself or anything personally identifiable.

 

Being that there are ways that this can be done safely, do you trust them do follow those practices? Personally, I don't. My assumption would be that if they were ever hacked all of that data would be out there in the clear, along with the rest of everyone else's who was involved. It's a risk I choose to take.

 

Now, as for your quandary of "how to game the system", well, the obvious answer there is, you can't.

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