RadicalRebel

Court records reveal that the Google purchase includes 100 million emails, 500 million Microsoft Teams chats, 7.2 billion records for competitors' flights, 7.5 billion passenger transaction records from 2008, and more than 175,000 employee records from 1986. Aside from this, the company will also get information on revenue, aircraft operations, employee productivity records, audits and fraud, marketing campaigns, human resources records, project management, and pricing curve data, among others.

This could be a cause of concern for anyone who’s ever transacted with the airline, either as a customer, employee, contractor, or even investor, especially as AI is known for its privacy problems.

Add it to the list of reasons to always use email aliases as well as unique passwords and phone numbers!

I hear those beautiful lyrics too, but I swear it's actually in C#

There's no transaction fees and the payment data can be anything you'd like... But I'm on the same page about an overhaul for sure

Even if it was a card, privacy.com for the win as it allows for any address and name to be used with their debit cards!

In pretty much all of life, the most consistent thing I've learned is that if it's default anything, that off rip should make you reassess it

100% It's just somehow way more blatant for me with mobile as it's BEEN like this... which propbably helped make Google more confident in doing the same thing with PCs 🤯

The fact there's extentions on FF & it's forks for mobile makes me sooo blown away anyone ever choses anything else!