lifedaily.com é seguro?

Worthless click bait for the celebrity addled and those that have to have their "feel good fix", even if the "story" is completely fabricated. Every two months they have to recycle some cuddly little headline like, "Two lions find a fox. What happens next is incredible". Yup. Some gullible idiot clicked on your click bait and discovered- SHOCK- it's recycled news with some photoshopping and some lie in the click bait thumbnail! Typical example would be the story that was everywhere about two Vietnamese living in the jungle since the war. But they use an image of an American officer to mislead that it was an American that had been there for 40 years, and then add that "the police were shocked", which bit is just made up. Black hat SEO. The whole point is to get the gullible to click on their crap. You will find nothing that isn't everywhere, on sites that don't track you, have a zillion marketing scripts, pop-ups, screen-overs, scammers trying to install malware, etc. They're definitely counting on the fact that there are some people that really should have the computer turned off, for their own good.