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Lot of companies still need to register. * LinkedIn - Sell your data via Sales Navigator * ZoomInfo - Scrape your email account and sell the data to other bus
by dialfordollars 7y ago
Lot of companies still need to register.
* LinkedIn - Sell your data via Sales Navigator
* ZoomInfo - Scrape your email account and sell the data to other businesses - https://www.zoominfo.com/business/about-zoominfo/privacy-policy https://www.zoominfo.com/business/about-zoominfo/privacy-pol...
* DiscoverOrg
* Clearbit - Browser extension scrapes your emails for data and they sell it to others via their "free browser-based add-ons, extensions, or plug-ins" - https://clearbit.com/privacy https://clearbit.com/privacy
* Hunter.io - Scrape people data from your browsing activities to resell.
* Demandbase
- parsimo2010 7y agoI don't know about the others, but I'm not sure LinkedIn qualifies. They have a direct relationship because people have profiles that they voluntarily created. It might be different if they were selling information from shadow profiles that they created from other people sharing their contact lists, but I don't think they are selling that.
- binaryjay 7y agoLinkedIn is really Microsoft. No surprise there that they fully endorse the selling of their users data.
- downandout 7y agoI’m not sure that any browser extension (Clearbit in your example) would have to register. It’s pretty clear that you have a “direct relationship” with them when you install their extension.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- jacobush 7y agoFacebook is like Sauron and LinkedIn is like Saruman.
- ekianjo 7y agoHow about Microsoft? With all the telemetry in Windows 10 and what they know about the end users, the only question is whether or not they sell the data to anyone, I guess?
- lawnchair_larry 7y agoNo, direct relationship
- plzHireMeImGood 7y agoZoominfo and discoverOrg are the same company now