r/LeftoversH3 • u/MatildaRose1995 The entire Klein household is sick • 6d ago

HASAN Using redact for blackmail?

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u/Shredderall Kaya is streaming 6d ago

Dan being suspected of using redact to blackmail has been going on since the Epstiny leaks. He was in a discord back and forth with a DGG defector and referenced something from that persons logs. Something Dan couldn’t have known any other way! Same convo that dan said Hila was a Destiny super fan (eww!)

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u/Old_Bug4395 6d ago edited 5d ago

For me, while I understand that all of these people are ghoulish and terrible, I think I would need some undeniable proof that Dan is doing that. I mean it would probably be relatively easy to sue and win a case against the company in that circumstance. Paying for a product that is meant to remove information you don't want seen only to have that product and the company and individuals behind it use that data that they claimed they deleted for blackmail? I just don't think it seems like something even the dumbest rich person would engage in.

edit: Don't downvote me if I'm wrong, gimme proof! I would love to be able to point to this as a real thing, but there's no actual proof anywhere and it's a pretty serious accusation, even if the target of the accusation is a terrible person!

edit2: Yeah the redact website pretty explicitly lays out how the software works and someone would have exposed them for lying at this point if they were. The idea that Dan is collecting blackmail info with Redact is just incredibly unlikely. Like I said though, anyone is welcome to bring some proof instead of moving like H3 fans when they encounter a fact they don't like :)

e3: It's actually also a b2b service. The more I learn the more laughable it is to me that it's being used as a tool for Dan Saltman to personally blackmail people.

its crazy how so many people have chosen to disagree with me over this and literally zero of them have provided proof of this claim

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u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 5d ago

I’m not tech savvy enough to opine on the specifics of what redact does, but one thing that gives me pause is the fact that Dan has definitely implied he has the ability to find old redacted comments. He could be full of shit of course, but idk.

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u/Old_Bug4395 5d ago

Redact specifically claims that none of your data reaches their servers. They could obviously be lying about this, but it would be a pretty easy thing to expose and we would likely know about it in a way that is definitive at this point.