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One recommendation I'd have is not to use the word 'safety' in this context, it feels kind of overprotective. Perhaps the link should read "Take me back to reality" instead?
(Rad-X increases your radiation resistance, RadAway removes radiation poisoning)
Filing suit in China would likely have more effective results, but this requires a great deal more time and effort, understanding of a completely different legal system, and faith in that system.
Really, most Chinese companies really can just say "So sue me" and close the door.
That said, I think that running negative ads about your competition only shows weakness in a company. Don't use your marketing to tell me negative things about your competition, use it to tell me positive things about you. If you can't do that, then the problem isn't that Slack is bad, it's that Ryver is not strong enough to stand on it's own.
What a great missed opportunity...
But if I had to explain the difference, I think it's the differences in potential backlash on the affected users. Majority of Ashely Madison users were not in countries that would severely persecute them for their activities.
But this isn't a self driving car - it's automated cruise control. It's not going to let you snapchat and drive safely. You still need to be aware, and rhetoric that presents it as a solution to distracted driving is dangerous, leading to situations exactly like this one.
Sure it's still safer; that's not the point.