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Unfortunately, you can’t avoid having your information sold by the DMV in California. Likely others too. How this is legal is beyond my comprehension.
by anonexpat 2y ago
Unfortunately, you can’t avoid having your information sold by the DMV in California. Likely others too.
How this is legal is beyond my comprehension.
- throwaway8481 2y agoYep. California DMV. 1 in 10 Americans live in California and these companies have our data.
- ProllyInfamous 2y agoHonest-to-god, I do not have a permanent email address (I use burners, when necessary). It has been years since I received any SPAM (cause there's nowhere to receive). Just over a year ago, I had a civil court action where the court REQUIRED I list my email address; when I wrote "none," the clerk was upset; eventually a judge required me to sign an attestation that I do not use email. Just seemed ridiculous that Tennessee's court systems even ask for this, let alone assume everybody has/uses email. Plus, it's all public information...