Reason 1: You may not want to trust that the company you’re giving your details to won't sell it to advertisers.
Once your information has been sold, it's out of your control.
2/🧵.
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Reason 1: You may not want to trust that the company you’re giving your details to won't sell it to advertisers.
Once your information has been sold, it's out of your control.
2/🧵.
Aye sneaky bastards, actually not even that sneaky!
Facebook and Twitter don't have to be sneaky.
It's literally their business model and everyone is seemingly okay with it! 🤦♂️
Yes that is very true 🤦♂️
Getting one’s email sold when signing up on some of these websites is already frustrating enough. I hate receiving unsolicited emails, not to talk of when it’s an entire data from doing kyc. 😒