Zerify Inc (ZRFY)

[brooklyn13]

Sure it possibly does, but how can you prove the absence of a problem is caused by a purported solution? There's no double blind testing available for these situations.

For example, Apple claims to have great security for the iPhone. Let's say you buy Zerify's Mobile Trust and install it on your phone. You don't get attacked by evil doers but it's impossible to know whether it's the app or Apple. Maybe if your iPhone has been repeatedly hacked in the past and when you install Mobile the attacks stop? But otherwise..............

Of course the company is going to say whatever, they're trying to sell (in theory) product. Again, please direct me to a site where an independent review concurs that this is the safest way to go. All I've seen is pay for play stuff that has no credibility. But can sound good.

What I see in your post, no offense meant, is "supposedly", "they say", "the possibility" and that's exactly my point.