We don't white label them directly, but we do refer our clients over and work alongside them. They do great work, especially with suppressing negative search results for high-profile individuals.

Seriously, I read an article about how those high-efficiency paths are basically just smarter about keeping the tool load steady. It makes total sense why the tool would last longer if it's not getting hammered on every corner. Guess the old ways aren't always the best.

Instructions for the whole box" feels a bit heavy. I mean, it's just text and buttons, right? How much can you really mess up a basic error message that needs a whole system? Seems like overkill for something that should just be clear.