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The choices being (A) the government has my records and (B) the government and a bunch of companies and other people have my records. I choose A.
by Buttons840 2y ago
The choices being (A) the government has my records and (B) the government and a bunch of companies and other people have my records. I choose A.
- readthenotes1 2y agoOr (c) anyone with motivation Which might make us question why anyone has this much info on my without my knowing it
- reaperman 2y agoThe current reality is a superset of (a)+(b)+(c). It also includes (d): Any individual with sufficient money has even more info on you than any single large company. They can easily have all that a corporation can get with just a bit of money. With a small amount of effort, good connections, and (optionally) owning Match Group, Reddit, Amazon, Facebook, Discord, etc - then they can access whole lot more about you. For most people it won’t matter. But for the people it does matter for, it must be an utter terror.
- dheera 2y agoMe too, but sometimes the government sells data to companies and data brokers. Thats why I had to de-register from voting. They were handing my residential address to third parties. I also detest any KYC that insists on a residential address. SSN and a passport number should be more than enough to know who I am. USPS and DMV are also culprits. Never file a CoA with the USPS. They just hand out your new address to companies if you do.