this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2024
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While in the U.S., your mental health data are just on the market, waiting to be brought.
https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/blog/2023/03/ftc-says-online-counseling-service-betterhelp-pushed-people-handing-over-health-information-broke
In the good case, there will be a class action law suit, and every victim will get approximately 2 dollars back for all their health data sold; but only after giving more sensitive information to the company that distributes these two dollars.
https://www.morrisbart.com/faqs/how-is-money-divided-in-a-class-action-lawsuit/
What a fun time to be alive.
What the fuck, I had no idea about betterhelp being so scummy.
I firmly believe any service that advertises that much on YouTube and podcasts is evil.
I'm waiting to hear about Hello Fresh's child trafficking ring or whatever they're up to.
Hello Fresh is notorious for being an abusive employer who LOVES union busting!
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/nov/11/hellofresh-employees-union-claims-abuse
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'Hello Flesh'
Its made of people!
Yeah. Turns out, Raid: Shadow Legends is just about the least scummy thing being advertised on YouTube.
Raid Shadow Legends is connected to an Israeli gambling company
Anything that advertises heavily is most likely to be a piece of shit
I find Nord’s sponsor scripts misleading at the best and lies at the worst but the service for what it is is pretty good. Still would recommend Mullvad
I disagree. Most people wouldn't need it at all, and for most people that would actually need it it's useless due to not supporting port forwarding
Mainly so someone doesn’t get my ip and know my city and sometimes I sail the high seas
I know ip is useless. I just don’t want someone to get my city and send an investigator
I fully agree with your point. I feel like sponsor scripts should say these points. 1: if somebody sends you an ip tracker link Nord won’t leak your IP 2. if you want to watch georestricted content 3. If you are on someone else’s network and you don’t want them peeping your websites. 4. 🏴☠️
Yeah, but it's useless for that. If you pirate from Usenet or one click hosters you don't need a VPN, and if you use torrents or other peer to peer protocols you need port forwarding, which NordVPN doesn't support
It works for me and the ISP hasn’t caught on