Toyota launched an interactive marketing campaign called "Your Other You" to promote the 2008 Toyota Matrix. It allowed users to input their contact information to be pranked by virtual characters. However, many users felt it was too realistic and allowed their private information to be disclosed, leaving them fearful of being stalked. While creative in its transmedia execution, the campaign backfired by not making the promotional intent for the Toyota Matrix clear enough or allowing users to opt-out. This raised legal complaints around privacy, deception and emotional distress.