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Does anyone know how this compares to incogni.com ? I've seen a few sponsored slots for that from vloggers who seem to be pretty on the level. It's always possi
by Karellen 3y ago
Does anyone know how this compares to incogni.com ? I've seen a few sponsored slots for that from vloggers who seem to be pretty on the level. It's always possible that enough slick marketing and paid search results could thwart reasonable good-faith attempts at due diligence, so you can never be entirely sure. But it's a tempting idea.
(Of course ideally, we'd live in a world where we wouldn't need either, and that kind of service wouldn't be limited to those who were savvy enough to have heard of it, or well-off enough to afford it, but we don't live in that world right now, so I'm willing to consider it.)
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- stainablesteel 3y agomaybe this is cynical, but my understanding of both these services is that its a lie, i could be wrong as this is based on my speculation your data that's been sold is already hosted externally plus, whose to stop either of these services from collecting information on what you deleted from every website? or that you wanted it deleted? its another layer of data that can be collected from you it seems like it also has potential to be an aggregator of different streams of your personal information that might not have otherwise intersected
- landemva 3y ago> or well-off enough to afford it What would a busy person pay to have a service that provides USPS mail address with scanning, one-time or service-specific email addresses, and phone number for SMS? That would be maybe $100/month to make these problems go away. I guess few would pay that, though digital nomads might try it.