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vinylhaircut
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Or your credit card companies ... or your ATM ... or google ... or amazon ... or facebook ... or (insert many other things)
Honestly it's almost impossible to escape these days. The question is whether the benefit you receive is worth the added risk of one more company having data on you, and that's very much a different question.
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Kia could probably care less about your personal info. But they will care about selling it to the highest bidder who can benefit from knowing your trip info, and most frequently visited locations. At the end of the day, the goal is usually targeted ad campaigns.
Do you visit target 3 days a week? Target will want to send you more coupons in the mail to keep spending.
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I can think that in the future you will get a citation in the mail charging you with not stopping completely at an intersection or speeding or illegal u turn etc.
