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Mick Henshall | 30/10/2017 17:25:47 |
![]() 562 forum posts 34 photos | I am incandescent, watching the shadows final tour on u tube, wife has surfaced and likes tipping point and the chase tried the itv app and have to register name password and what colour nics are you wearing WHY ??? Why should I register they want to know the ins and outs of a cats ass talk about big brother I'm getting heartily sick of this constant intrusion into my private world Mick |
not done it yet | 30/10/2017 22:02:02 |
7517 forum posts 20 photos | No real difference than any supermarket loyalty card, your bank account, your mobile phone, your everything. Big brother is watching us more and more. |
Frances IoM | 30/10/2017 22:32:18 |
1395 forum posts 30 photos | partly so your name + address can be checked against TV licences - however the key reason is to allow 'personalised' adverts - just look at the MB and its crossfeeds to farcebook + google both wch hold databases of virtually the whole population |
DMB | 30/10/2017 23:02:01 |
1585 forum posts 1 photos | Some retailers use a security device called "captcha" I wonder if they know that it's been busted? How long b4 the crooks misuse it? |
Mark Rand | 30/10/2017 23:09:40 |
1505 forum posts 56 photos | If you don't want to tell them you you are, you are under no obligation to view their free content... |
Roger Provins 2 | 31/10/2017 03:20:41 |
344 forum posts | If you really don't want to disclose who/where you are do a web search for accommodation address Roger |
Howi | 31/10/2017 09:01:49 |
![]() 442 forum posts 19 photos | Just lie! How would they know? |
not done it yet | 31/10/2017 09:12:06 |
7517 forum posts 20 photos | Just lie! How would they know? By cross-referencing that information and finding a mismatch with other data held for that person or address? Computers are good at flagging up anomalies like that. If you are a proven liar, then any other evidence you may provide af any other time would be questionable.
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Samsaranda | 31/10/2017 09:40:53 |
![]() 1688 forum posts 16 photos | Talk about Big Brother being able to see everything we do; I heard a story and I don't know if it's true but no reason to doubt it. HMRC were pursuing an individual because they knew that he was receiving far more income than he was declaring, they tried every means to find out his true income but were unsuccessful, eventually they obtained details of his loyalty card that he used at a major name supermarket and by obtaining the required authority to access their records they found that he spent more at the supermarket than he had declared as his total income, Gotcha!!! Loyalty cards when analysed tell a great deal about our way of life, we leave our digital footprints everywhere and there are those whose job it is to read them and amass data about us all. Dave |
Mick Henshall | 31/10/2017 11:26:29 |
![]() 562 forum posts 34 photos | I don't use any social media, no online banking, use a debit card don't have a credit card, no loans and yet I am still amazed the information that seems to be stolen by various bodies. People are selling my information to third parties, I generated this info it's mine if they want to sell it ask me first and pay me if I say yes. The only good news is trying to access the government gateway for a tax question apparently I don't exist ( my tax still gets took)one page said it was checking my credit reference then told me couldn't verify my identity and didn't allow me in, I have been using this gateway for some years okay to submit my self assessment forms, who knows what goes on !!!!! Grrr Mick |
KWIL | 31/10/2017 12:08:46 |
3681 forum posts 70 photos | Mick, In a way this Forum is a form of social media! |
Mick Henshall | 31/10/2017 13:29:26 |
![]() 562 forum posts 34 photos | Point taken Kwll Mick |
Ady1 | 31/10/2017 15:18:15 |
![]() 6137 forum posts 893 photos | Banks must sell a lot of our info When my income dropped almost to zero so did all those strange unsolicited letters They must group us into different income brackets and sell our personal info to direct mailshot organisations |
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