I see those databases as the key tool that I interact with most of those services and how, as the person developing services for the same services, I can improv

I see those databases as the key tool that I interact with most of those services and how, as the person developing services for the same services, I can improve them. If the information there is wrong, I’m happy to correct it. From experience, if the information is true, appropriate and sensical, the benefits are clear and valued by both parties. There is a problem when they are wrong and the user can’t provide feedback. > such a database could be used for manipulation, blackmail, fraud Which is why I refuse to keep private information about me accessible to a company whose security practices I don’t trust. I’m not sure your condescension hits the mark.