They'd announce that along with some extremely well known privacy advocate joining the company's exec team, and pair it with a promise to have an outside firm review their privacy policies and execution regularly.
Quite a few of the prisoners were political detainees, and over the years human-rights organizations have reported that mass executions took place there regularly.
Only one paper regularly covers executions no matter which part of the state the cases come from: The Huntsville Item, a small publication based near the prison.
Still, Turkey's human rights record is unflattering, and critics contend that executions are carried out regularly, not at the prison gallows but through extrajudicial killings by the police and paramilitary groups of people who have not been arrested or convicted.
Yes, Scottish Presbyterians could behave like ayatollahs and the Kirk could, as in the infamous Aikenhead case of 1696, regularly incite public executions for spurious blasphemy or witchcraft charges.
The son of a North Korean spy, Mr Park defected more than a decade ago and has since become one of the regime's most implacable enemies, travelling the world to speak of torture, "indescribable" mass starvation and public executions, all of which occur regularly, he says.
"In areas of Syria under [Isis] control, particularly in the north and north-east of the country, Fridays are regularly marked by executions, amputations and lashings in public squares," the independent commission of inquiry on the human rights situation in Syria said.
The ANO's newspaper Filastin al-Thawra regularly announced the execution of traitors.
Kabul's football stadium is regularly used for public executions.
China alone regularly accounts for more executions than the rest of the world combined, and applies it to a wide range of crimes beyond murder.
