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> Maybe we should all go back to blatantly stating who we are to make the corporations' information gathering worthless. Well yes, that would devalue your name
by kardos 8y ago
> Maybe we should all go back to blatantly stating who we are to make the corporations' information gathering worthless.
Well yes, that would devalue your name/address details, so they'd shift to more invasive approaches like reading your emails and messages, bugging your person and/or home, tracking your financial transactions, etc.
- laumars 8y agoNot sure if that’s intended to be taken sarcastically or not but some of those things do already happen like reading your emails/instant messages and tracking your financial transactions.
- reaperducer 8y agoI think it was sarcasm, since he described most free e-mail services, Facebook messenger, Google Home, and whatever the name is of Google's in-house org that thinks it's entitled to the records of 80% of the world's credit card transactions.
- propogandist 8y agoSo... gmail/yahoo, google voice/fb messenger, google home/alexa/ portal, nest, services like Credit Karma and the like? Data mining is big business