OTTAWA: Embattled dating-for-cheaters website Ashley Madison insisted that a massive hack and release of user data had not affected the site’s prospects, with hundreds of thousands of new members – including real women.
Parent company Avid Life Media rejected an analysis by tech new site Gizmodo suggesting that most of the infidelity site’s supposed 5.5 million female members were actually fake accounts, or created by automatic “bots”.
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