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If you have ever used 23andMe, they have now filed for bankruptcy and will be asset stripped. Delete your account information as soon as possible.
DNA-testing company 23andMe has filed for bankruptcy, which means the future of the company’s vast trove of customer data is unknown. Here’s
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Having to hand over all of your private personal information to corporations to "verify your age"
Punt it into the Sun?
PUNT!
Don't punt!
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Etsy is requiring all sellers to verify our identity, so at the end of May, I won't be able to sell on Etsy anymore.
To be clear, I have no problem verifying my identity. I already did. Etsy already has a copy of my government ID and my tax ID. The problem is that now they want me to give my ID to them again, and they're using Persona for the process.
Persona was in the news recently because it's the company Discord was going to use, until all the pushback. The pushback came because Persona a) left their collected data in a publicly-viewable database and b) turned out to be collecting wayyyy more data than they said they were and passing it onto the US government (source).
Discord since went back on that. Etsy is pushing forward. I asked them, and no, there is no way to verify myself and keep selling on there without giving my data to Persona. Unlike Discord users, most sellers don't seem to care, or just accept it as "the cost of doing business". I don't. I can't believe how easily people are giving up their privacy and, yes, their personal freedoms. "They can have my data, I have nothing to hide" - the point is that nobody is entitled to your data. They are taking your data, and selling it, and getting rich off it, and you don't see a cent of that money. Why? What gives them the right? How are you okay with someone simply taking your stuff and selling it? It's yours.
(Also, you have nothing to hide until someone decides that you are hiding something because they don't like the look of you or because you said something they didn't like. Going by history, that's how that tends to work.)
Anyway, my Etsy shop will likely be closed at the end of May. If you want anything from there, now's the time. I'll still have my website and I might just add prints to my Ko-Fi or something too if that's possible, but the Etsy chapter is closing, unfortunately.
After an other popular survey which was revealed to be using data AGAINST trans people, how do we know that taking your quiz is harmless? Whos behind this quiz? This is a genuine question from someone who is curious.
Hmmmm. That's a tricky one. My go-to response is to direct people to the data protection/security page on the Gender Census website, obviously.
I already publish all of the responses that people enter into the survey. It is fully available to anyone, to download and use for any purpose, good or evil. Respondents are required to check a box to confirm that they understand this before participating.
I'm not really sure what harm I could do beyond that. Secretly collect data from trans people's computers? I didn't make the survey software (it's third-party) so I can't do that.
an other popular survey [...] was revealed to be using data AGAINST trans people
I actually don't know anything about this. What's the gossip, which survey? What harm was done? Anyone got an article I can read?
I think basically I need you to be more specific about what harm I might be trying to cause before I can explain to you how to verify that I'm not doing it.
Edit: Follow-up with link to relevant article.
[ Take part in the 2026 Gender Census before 13th August 2026 ]
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We call upon the UK Government to reject any calls or lobbying that propose to restrict or ban the use of virtual private networks ("VPNs")
This petition only has around 5000 signatures ATM. If you're in the UK, please consider signing and emailing your MP (a representative in the UK I think) about it. If not please reblog. Tag your moots. Talk about it. This negatively impacts everyone, sets precedent for this kind of legislation to be made in your country, and is overall a huge L for cybersecurity.
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Government officials can pass bills that expose ur name, address, ssn, IP address, work address, bank account number, license plate, childrens names, childrens schools, what routes you take around town, ur religion, political views, friend groups, neighbors, what you buy from the grocery store, where you like to vacation, when the last time you were outside was, criminal records, drug use, sex life, and how long you scroll on your phone while shitting but they insist that the only way you can advocate for yourself is if you call their staff and leave a very polite voicemail asking them nicely if theyd pretty please consider not signing the "fuck you im giving your taxes to israel bill"
