Both flck and pltr uses a loophole on the law that if no one holds data no one is doing anything wrong.
This needs to be fixed.
Holding information about people should have a maximum time limit and should be treated respectfully.
Given it is impossible to make them stop, it should be easy to see what's on you and anything else is illegally obtained.
Holding information about people should be a massive liability. It should actively cost them money to know even a single bit of information about us. They should be scrambling to forget all about us the second the transaction's completed.
Technically it is. But they create companies that operates for months and close and then open a new one using a different person's name.
You can't do anything because between you find them and sue them they are closed and the data is elsewhere.
This is no child's play. The ads you see all around are designed for you not to click. They just want to inject more metadata to make you more identifiable.
Once I followed one of those fake stories like "look what happen with this pregnant horse" and it was literally 50+ pages of a possibility ai generated story that never ended. If you just moved to the main site the story was hosted the content was completely different and no link to the thing you were reading.
Why would anyone pay an ad for something like that? It needs to have a reason and I don't think it is to talk 52 pages about a horse who was pregnant
