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I can't believe they bought off Forbes to market this scam. This is not about data disclosure, this is about collecting even more data in the name of "educating

by sytelus 13y ago

I can't believe they bought off Forbes to market this scam. This is not about data disclosure, this is about collecting even more data in the name of "educating" you. You will be giving away most important pieces of your information to them in trying to know whatever half ass information they might supposedly have. If they really wanted to disclose fairly then they can just ask for email and do verification by sending link in email. They shouldn't need birth date and precious last digits of your SSN.

sytelus 13y ago
Before anyone types away their information, you should read this paragraph. This is a huge scam, a clever one: In the privacy policy for the new site, Acxiom says it will allow users to edit and suppress information about themselves. However, to see their file, users must give up personal data and pass an authentication exam. That means giving your address, email, last four digits of your Social Security number and date of birth. Can they use that information? “The information you provide may be shared within the Acxiom Corporation family of businesses,” the company says.