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I understand how this works and all the advantages of this service, but for one of the important issues so far at the moment is security. And this worries me very much.

What kind of security are you talking about?
You mean the anonymity of user data?

Unconditionally the anonymity of the user's personal data is a very important factor, I agree with this. But I'm talking about security for future employees of this platform. How will administrators and developers be able to ensure the safety of work in the dymnous sphere of services?

Aww, I understood what you're talking about. But what kind of security are you talking about?

Well, for example, a girl can suffer from a client, or something bad can do to her.

Well, most likely the developers will make everything as safe as possible in this regard. And if suddenly something bad happens, the service will openly cooperate with the police agents and assist them.

That is, they can provide personal data in this case?

Of course, yes, in this case they can do it. Because the crime was committed and the team must help the police. I think this is fair and there can no longer be talk about the safety of personal data.

Yes, in this case, I completely agree with you. I would not want this to happen at all.

Yes exactly. I believe that reasonable and adequate people will use the service and the developer team will not have to deal with such problems!