 They're not collecting passwords. They just want to share if your account is one that has been hacked. So you're able to look up your account. I don't believe that they're going to ask for your password to get into your account. You can just look up your account then and say, oh, crap, this one is one of the 10 billion passwords. I understand the predicament, though, because there are companies that send you ads that say, here's a problem you're probably having, and we're the only ones that can make it better. Yeah.