Topic: Verizon
Verizon has faced scrutiny for its role in mass surveillance and data collection, often prioritizing corporate interests over user privacy. The company has been accused of tracking customer data and selling it, while also complying with government demands for backdoor access to user information. This raises significant concerns about individual liberties and the erosion of privacy rights in the internet era.
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Verizon blocks archivers from Yahoo Groups, almost two decades of history at risk of being lost forever
Archivers say Verizon aren’t playing nice and time is running out.
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Phone carriers have been selling your data, now there’s a class action lawsuit
Customers want to take back control of their data.
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PornHub wants to buy Tumblr
Tumblr’s traffic tanked when they banned porn. PornHub is considering buying it to restore it to how it was before.
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AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile data privacy policies and business models are about to be investigated by the FTC
The FTC would like to know whether ISPs aggregate, anonymize or deidentify information, and what options their consumers have in…




