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Credit Karma being a Foreign Data Collection scheme makes no sense. They are in the process of being acquired by Intuit, unless you think that Intuit is also ti
by tzone 6y ago
Credit Karma being a Foreign Data Collection scheme makes no sense. They are in the process of being acquired by Intuit, unless you think that Intuit is also tied to Foreign countries too, which would make even less sense.
Just because one of the founders happens to be of Chinese descent does not automatically make a company a foreign spying tool.
- rshnotsecure 6y agoThat is an unfair accusation and I never mentioned his ethnicity. Please read this article and then come back to me. I promise I will respond. It would be a terrible show of faith for you not too: https://blog.12security.com/two-minutes-to-midnight/ https://blog.12security.com/two-minutes-to-midnight/
- intro-b 6y agoWhat? You're literally using the LinkedIn profiles out of a hand-selected cohort of engineers who happen to be from Chinese universities as strong evidence of a company being part of your conspiracy. Is every F500 American company that hires engineers from those universities compromised? I attended a CS graduate program that takes in research grants from DARPA and other American institutions — if I work for a non-U.S. based company, should I be accused of spying?