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AT&T Sells Your Data By Default (Here's How to Opt Out) - Vimarsana News

AT&T Sells Your Data By Default (Here's How to Opt Out)

If you’re an AT&T internet, television, or wireless subscriber, your default account settings allow AT&T to collect and sell your personal data, including web browsing data, to advertisers. Here’s how to opt out.

B Code Releases Its 2023 Black Consumer Fact Pack - Vimarsana News

B Code Releases Its 2023 Black Consumer Fact Pack

/PRNewswire/ -- B Code, My Code's digital media platform for engaging Black audiences, today released its 2023 Black Consumer Fact Pack. The annual research...

How your mobile carrier makes money off some of your most sensitive data - Vimarsana News

How your mobile carrier makes money off some of your most sensitive data

How your mobile carrier makes money off some of your most sensitive data Vox.com 3/13/2021 Sara Morrison © John Lamparski/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon all have personalized advertising programs that sell your data. Open Sourced logo T-Mobile raised a few eyebrows — and got some unflattering press attention — when the Wall Street Journal reported on its new privacy-invasive ad program. Beginning April 26, T-Mobile says it will use its customers’ web browsing and app usage data to sell targeted ads unless those customers opt ou...

Source: msn.com
How T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T use your web browsing, app usage, and location data to serve you ads - Vimarsana News

How T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T use your web browsing, app usage, and location data to serve you ads

John Lamparski/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images This story is part of a group of stories called Uncovering and explaining how our digital world is changing — and changing us. T-Mobile raised a few eyebrows — and got some unflattering press attention — when the Wall Street Journal reported on its new privacy-invasive ad program. Beginning April 26, T-Mobile says it will use its customers’ web browsing and app usage data to sell targeted ads unless those customers opt out. It sounds very creepy. No one likes to think that someone is watching and cataloging all the websi...

Source: vox.com