Love how the article wants to share your info with 213 partners
Then somebody goes and Mario Bro’s this motherfucker and out come the bootlickers going “oh but he didn’t deserve it!!!” 🤬
hang them by the toes! no mercy for surveillance capitalists!
no mercy for
surveillancecapitalists!There, all fixed now.
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I would love to read my own folder. I wonder if I have a unique folder for each of my online personas, or if they’ve managed to consolidate all into one.
if they’ve managed to consolidate all into one.
This.
We may feel safer with multiple aliases, email addresses, using different browsers, etc. but it’s not hard for them to combine data and know exactly what profile belongs to whom.
Not that we shouldn’t try, but it’s far more difficult for the average user to evade data collection than someone who is online for a very specific purpose (and is covering their tracks with every interaction).
How would they know how many Internet users they have no information on?
They make a list of all internet users and then circle the ones they don’t have info on.
Anyone know the path to hitting them with CCPA info/take down requests?
Generally you can google the site name and then “removal request” and their portal will be visible.
Some more useful info: California maintains a list of data brokers, available Here
Also, paid services will scan these lists and initiate takedown requests on your behalf automatically. I’ve found optery to be good but there are other services as well
