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11. This gives Allianz and other companies who use these strategies "plausible deniability"
Sat Jul 26, 2025, 10:58 PM
Jul 26

They don't feel the need to upgrade their own server security, since the data isn't "stored" on their servers. We saw this coming back in the early days of networked computers. No one listened to us then, and they're still not listening, because it would cost the corporations money on infrastructure. We should all be able to gather together in one enormous case and file suit against one or more of these companies (and the corporations hiring them) on the grounds they played fast and loose with our personal data.

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