does not pose a material additional privacy concern. But it does. It so very much does, because it always does. Always. Every time. Data gets anonymized, t

does not pose a material additional privacy concern. But it does. It so very much does, because it always does. Always. Every time. Data gets anonymized, then other firms de-anonymize. Co-mingled anonymized, too. And once the MBAs see it, it will be pried away, and sold, and processed, and snarfed, with hooks during training too. Because it always happens. Always. Every time. It's like candy to a child, like food to a starving man. At this point, we are insane to think data stored or even observed, is not being monetized against us. So the parent's post is not alarmist, because it always, always happens.