New Delhi: An explosive business proposal was unveiled by the Ashley Madison Agency, an online dating service for married individuals who are interested in exploring the possibilities of infidelity. The corporation made millions of dollars and drew incessant media attention because of their daring invitation, which both outraged and captivated people. After what looked like an endless string of successes for Ashley Madison, everything came tumbling down, much like a scandalous romance.
The personal information of 37 million people from over 40 countries was leaked in 2015 when hackers broke into Ashley Madison, a dating service that encouraged members to cheat on their partners. The consequences of that landmark data breach are the subject of a new documentary series on Netflix which is set to release on May 15.
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About the Documentary
This documentary follows the development of Ashley Madison, a website that affected many families and couples through its ups and downs.
Founded in 2001 in Canada, AshleyMadison.com first catered to married individuals looking to cheat on their spouses. Before the website was hacked in 2015 and users’ personal information was made public, everything was running well.
Countless lives were impacted and families were devastated throughout the nation. Since AshleyMadison.com had around 37 million members, the scandal brought attention to a serious societal problem: marital troubles, while also exposing the horrors of privacy invasion and sensitive data leaks.
When and Where to Watch?
The consequences of that landmark data breach are the subject of a new documentary series on Netflix. The notorious 2015 data breach from the adult dating service for married individuals seeking an affair will be revisited in the three-part series that premieres on May 15, 2024, on Netflix.
When a dating site for people seeking adulterous affairs is hacked, millions of users’ intimate data is exposed, wrecking marriages and destroying lives.
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Featuring interviews with former workers and customers, this three-part documentary series from Minnow Films and filmmaker Toby Paton offers an unvarnished portrayal of the consequences that result from the simultaneous exposure of millions of secrets.
As the producer of Ashley Madison: Sex, Lies & Scandal, Chris McLaughlin is responsible for overseeing the production of the film, which is supported by Minnow Films. An executive producer for the documentary series is Fiona Caldwell, and Sophie Jones is also involved.
