[Worldtraveler once upon a time]

--- "This is NOT necessarily an indication of a scam. Many organizations and companies use front addresses for security and to protect privacy. US Asylum Office address, for example, is merely a mail point, with actual location hundreds of miles away in a different state"

I am not sure to which asylum office you refer, as my search engine shows many addresses for subsidiary offices. Locations, locations, locations. Not linked virtual offices. As example: http://myattorneyusa.com/list-of-uscis-asylum-offices

But as to Airfinity and its new announcement of a Denmark address, it turn out that too is a "virtual office," as can be checked.

"Airfinity opens global centre of excellence in Copenhagen"

Source: https://www.copcap.com/case/airfinity-opens-global-centre-of-excellence-in-copenhagen

But.... Nørregade 7B denmark. You might be surprised how many virtual companies, 67 by my count, use this "historic" address. Sustainable cruising and Tibetan Buddhism more....

Source: https://118.dk/?where=N%C3%B8rregade+7%2C+1165+K%C3%B8benhavn+K

[alecqss]

Asylum applications processing center, if you are curious. We can have a lot more examples. Many small pharma manufacturers have official US addresses that boil down to some lawyers’ office in NH...

Then again, bogus company or not is defined not by its address or efforts to hide it, but by its products and services. I cannot find any actual complaint that intelligence and analytics provided by Airfinity is fraudulent.

As for COVID (or whatever they call such in China), 5,000 deaths a day seem low-ball. Did not look at circumstantial material that lead to those numbers.
Other than that cannot say anything.