Are you a superfan? or a sneakerhead? or really into a niche topic?
You probably are, and your online history shows it.
But do you own that data, or do Elon & Zuck play around with it without sharing the upside with you?
We're here to fix this with FRIDAY👇
If you ever suspected that big companies were making trillions off your data...you're right! In this great podcast, @huerhodes dissects how your data is used, where the money goes, and how we can (finally!) leverage the power of technology and regulation to regain control.
Folks, the only reason location brokers keep selling your data is because you don’t tell them to stop. Download our app and get to it! https://t.co/wobWfVeplk
Today, we officially launched our first product, the Friday app! Read more about it in our founder’s blog below.
https://t.co/86OHHxlMNI #GDPR#CCPA#ItsYourData
(tap tap) 🎤 is this thing on?
“Bad boys bad boys, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do when they come for you?” 🎵
US regulator sues data broker over sale of location information | Financial Times https://t.co/P510OMYBeQ
JUST BECAUSE YOU CLICK ASK NOT TO TRACK DOESNT MEAN THEYRE NOT SELLING YOUR LOCATION DATA YOU HAVE TO FIGURE OUT WHICH DATA BROKERS SELL LOCATION INFO AND EXTRACT YOUR MOBILE AD ID AND THEN NOTIFY THOSE BROKERS TO STOP SELLING IT
A team funded by the same government which is currently killing Ukrainians and stealing their land wins a stage of a race in a country which restricts human rights. I've honestly never been more angry at cycling, in 37 years of following the sport.
Answer? Yes! Own your data people!do it yourself, or we can help. But either way this is about your freedom to be. #OwnYourData#CCPA#GDPR#ItsFRIDAY “Is this A.I. software spying on your emotions?” - Scientific American https://t.co/fvGic3ZsVG
Even though some of the data involved was "anonymized", it was easily linked to an individual. The analogy is if you know a person's city and birth date, you can essentially identify the individual. #Privacy#OwnYourData#Hacks https://t.co/aW1Y6d8sJ3
Own your data, people! “Using the recently enacted California Consumer Privacy Act, Smith asked Clearview for what they had on him. The company sent him pictures that spanned moments throughout his adult life” #CCPA#GDPR#FRIDAY#OwnYourData#RESIST https://t.co/iJ81rJJCpI