Ashley Madison: Two women explain how hack changed their lives

It's not clear what has happened in this case, but it's possible that the database was downloaded by hackers before the date on which Amy paid for her information to be removed.

According to the Gawker breakdown of the Ashley Madison database (http://gizmodo.com/almost-none-of-the-women-in-the-ashley-ma...) deleted accounts were never actually removed from the database; they were just flagged with a deletion tag and delisted from the public-facing website.

"If my husband were to come home from work today and say someone found my information I would be open and honest with him about it"

Right, honest but not too much haha.

Yeah, she'll be "open and honest with him" if he finds out.

So why should the privacy of cheaters be any more important than the privacy of people like...Donald Sterling????

Sorry, but when the ends justify the means because you don't like someone's behavior/beliefs/actions, I have no sympathy when the same thing happens to you.

This should open up a discussion about protecting all privacy, but somehow I doubt it.