Title, how much do big tech companies know about us?
How much spying is being done to you if you use the Internet?
a whole bunch im assuming 
privacy isnt a thing anymore in 2021. it is what it is
privacy isnt a thing anymore in 2021. it is what it is
I have nothing to hide from justice, I am clean as a white sheet.
They know your entire life (I'm not even joking)
all they want to do is sell you shit
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And this, they either serve you ads or sell you to the fbi/pigs if you're a naughty boy
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They know basically everything about you besides the thoughts you have rn in your head
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a whole bunch im assuming
privacy isnt a thing anymore in 2021. it is what it is
Found the kk klansman!I have nothing to hide from justice, I am clean as a white sheet.
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don't care i'm insignificant
Too much
1000%
No one cares the littlest bit about my life details but me. None of the collected data is correlated in a meaningful way.
This is cope they have installed a chip in our Brains and they write down every thought we have.
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Privacy has always been a thorn in Big Daddy Government's side. The Patriot Act in the US and its analogues in other countries was precisely the thing they (the globalists) wanted to have all along. Now, they can order tech companies to create backdoors for them in their products and servers so they can access any feature or data they wish at a moment's notice. Your phone's camera and microphone is an intelligence node that the NSA and other SIGINT agencies can utilize at their whims. Are they watching you fap to your favorite loli porn or whatever degenerate shit you're into? No. But if it turns out that your sim card is traced from cell tower data that is linked to phone calls made to some militant group in Pakistan who just happens to be on the State Department's list of terror groups, then yeah, they're watching you while you masturbate, as they send tactical teams to your location.a whole bunch im assuming
privacy isnt a thing anymore in 2021. it is what it is
Only if you use their services and devices. I don't use Zuckerbook, for example, so that reptile doesn't know a thing about me. If you've ever used an unsecure (defined as the service provider having access to your encrypted or unencrypted data) mailing system to send sensitive email to professionals in your employ, like lawyers and accountants, for example, then odds are very good that big tech has your private financial and legal data sitting on a server somewhere. Had your taxes done and sent by your accountant to your gmail year after year? Sundar Pichai knows your yearly income.
Also, remember that any tech company that promises to keep your data safe and secure means that they have access to your data.
And if there's anything they offer to you for free, then your demographic or usage data is being packaged and anonymized for sale (in bulk, along with many other users) to market research companies who then prepare reports for corporations and governments to help tailor their own organizational efforts, or to advertisers.
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