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An amazing bit of digital detective work here. Seems like Linux mobile is your only off ramp from being exhaustively tracked
minus-square@Melvin_FerdlinkEnglish4•5 days agoSurprising that this data never heard gets leaked. It’s always my social security number
minus-square@NalivailinkEnglish4•5 days agoIt’s in a perpetual state of leakage in a sence that it’s a trade item that gets sold between different companies. You can’t leak that, really.
minus-square@NalivailinkEnglish1•edit-24 days agoEvery hacker group or indeed a random guy, can get and routinely gets this data for very cheap. It’s not news because its the norm.
Surprising that this data never heard gets leaked. It’s always my social security number
It’s in a perpetual state of leakage in a sence that it’s a trade item that gets sold between different companies. You can’t leak that, really.
No hacker group ever got their hands on this data?
Every hacker group or indeed a random guy, can get and routinely gets this data for very cheap. It’s not news because its the norm.