A McDonald's customer requested his data from the company and received a 515-page report on his eating habits
It predicted his future orders and ranked a large Diet Coke and Spicy Snack Wrap as the products most relevant to him
I've had jobs and coworkers like this. Sometimes it's nice to have that coworker you're close with, which isn't common for me as it is, and they help keep me on task😂😂
Your future brought to you by things like Flock Mass Surveillance by the way. Petty crimes, wasted resources. Officers making a big deal out of literally nothing, going after grandpa for picking up some petty cash on the sidewalk and treating him like a criminal.
Update:
They’re not just hunting the leaker.
Take-Two got court approval to pull personal info (emails, phone numbers, IPs, device IDs) from ~100k Discord users across multiple servers... including DarkViperAU’s 90k-member server.
Most of those people are complete bystanders who had nothing to do with the leaks.
A multi-billion dollar company turning Discord into a mass surveillance tool the second their IP gets threatened.
And remember… once they have that personal data, there’s no real guarantee they can even protect it.
These big companies get breached regularly. When (not if) it happens again, your info is just sitting there waiting to be leaked.
Greed + power = this exact playbook.
Capitalism used to at least require corporations to convince you they were serving you. Now they’ve consolidated so much power they can just say “you wouldn’t consent, so we didn’t ask lol fuck you.” Why even pretend you’re not evil anymore
Police handcuff Black 14 year old boy—for standing on his own front porch.
"I didn't do nothing. I'm a kid,"
the boy cries dropping to his knees.
"I don't give a shit!" officer yells.
"You fit the description."
The kid was just walking out his front door with his backpack on.
Cops were supposed to be searching for Kenneth Moore Jr—an adult suspected of stealing a car.
Police Chief said two officers’ actions are "under review."
Incident occurred in Canton, Ohio.
Posting first full length and credited video on this platform to help raise awareness.
I’d like to reiterate how difficult it is to have granola infected with salmonella. It’s even more difficult than chili peppers, and no, it’s not “foreign producers” that are the problem. It’s quality control and standards not being enforced.