There’s always the possibility that a male member could lose his mind and post screenshots of female members’ profile pages all over sites like 5channel, or that some other completely unpredictable information leak could occur, right?
If my information were leaked that way, to what extent would the club be held responsible?
Also, I think many male members have plenty of money to spare. There’s also a nonzero risk that someone could hire a private investigator to identify your address and, out of spite, tell your boyfriend that you’re registered with the club, isn’t there?
I’d also like to know if there have ever been cases of information leaks or incidents involving crimes in the past.
Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
No matter how sophisticated the club’s security systems are or how strictly information is handled internally, once someone copies a member’s profile page, there’s no way to prevent it.
Even if screenshots are disabled, they can simply take a photo of the screen with another camera.
So while it is possible, the same risk exists everywhere.
Women who are uncomfortable with that may be better off registering with SALON, where member pages don’t exist at all.
However, SALON’s screening is dozens of times stricter than Universe’s, so only a small handful of women are accepted.
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I’m Hikōki, a male member.
There’s probably no such thing as zero risk, but only a tiny fraction of people ever make it as far as joining a club—perhaps less than 1%.
Even among those who do, I think the chances of someone going out of their way to do something like that, despite their identity being known, are extremely low.
I imagine people like that would choose something quicker and more straightforward instead.
They might also lose their nerve and leave as soon as they hear how the club’s system works.
For men, a club is, in a sense, a last resort—and also the ultimate weapon and stage. I think the men who recognize that and make it that far use the club while appreciating its benefits, so compared with other options, it seems considerably safer.
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I don’t think it’s completely impossible. But if it became a crime, the male member wouldn’t get off scot-free either. So when you consider whether someone would really go that far, I’d say they probably couldn’t.
I don’t take risks myself, though（笑）
There are too many things at stake, so I absolutely wouldn’t do it.
That said, there are always a few idiots in every walk of life.
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I’m Meg, a female member.
Th-that would make my blood run cold… if, you know! Σ(￣□￣;)
That’s completely insane.
I hope the personal information registration is meant to prevent things like that from happening.
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