You Save $3,768. Your Data Earns Them $6,565.
Five companies extract more from your data each year than you manage to put away. Nobody has to tell you.
Capital One Sent Your Job and Income to Meta
Its privacy policy said targeted advertising. It didn't say your preapproval status went to Facebook.
115 Hospitals Closed. The Insurers Got Richer.
Speaker Johnson said it would catch people playing video games. It caught maternity wards.
200 Said Don't. They Fired the One Who Asked.
Thomson Reuters renewed its ICE data deal after its own staff revolted. Nine days after the NYT, they fired the organizer.
The Plan That Got Surrendered
3.6 million borrowers had a $0 payment. Then the administration that could have defended the plan signed it away.
Flock's "Immutable" Logs Aren't Anymore
They promised audit trails that catch officer abuse. Then the logs caught it.
Three Phone Calls Killed the AI Order
79% of Republican voters wanted what three billionaires phoned in to stop.
Altman Called AI Ads a 'Last Resort'
He said it on camera in May 2024. Twenty months later your chat history became the targeting.
Treasury Agreed to Fix Half the Breach
An auditor named six fixes for the payment-system breach. Treasury signed off on three of them.
The Researcher the SEC Cited Says It's Wrong
He spent 16 years advising the firms that benefit. Then he proposed letting them go dark for six months.
$35M for Billing, a Letter for Revenge Porn
Same FTC bureau, same official, six days apart. One got a federal case. One got a PDF.
Two PE Firms. Two EdTech Breaches in a Row.
KKR paid $4.8B for Canvas. Bain paid $5.6B for PowerSchool. PowerSchool was breached 3 months later. Canvas 18 months later.