While that's all true I think this all started when credit card providers and businesses figured out how much valuable data they can extract out of one's purcha

While that's all true I think this all started when credit card providers and businesses figured out how much valuable data they can extract out of one's purchase history. Of course once the data is all aggregated within the databases of the two or three credit card providers in the country, it's easy for the state to dip his fingers in.