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SCOOP: DNA testing companies 23andMe and Ancestry are under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission. https://t.co/o5rlToJGqJ

  • Posted on June 6, 2018
  • by Joel Winston
  •  in Featured

SCOOP: DNA testing companies 23andMe and Ancestry are under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission. https://t.co/o5rlToJGqJ

— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) June 6, 2018

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  • What does that mean? Equifax operates a credit bureau that collects payroll & salary data. So If you get fired, Equifax knows that week. Equifax leverages this knowledge by selling “employment status alerts” to lenders, banks, mortgage companies & debt collectors.
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  • .@RedTapeChron was the first to obtain evidence from a consumer, Kathy Sandy, that Equifax was cross-contaminating salary and work data. But his piece is legendary for 3 reasons: first, he saw the matrix. Kathy brought him a 22 page credit report. He read it. And investigated.
  • When the story of the fight against modern credit reporting surveillance is written, this 2013 investigation by @RedTapeChron will be remembered as the turning point. Bob was the first to confirm that Equifax is cross-contaminating credit files. https://t.co/AHP1CIID2b
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  • When the story of the fight against modern credit reporting surveillance is written, this 2013 investigation by @RedTapeChron will be remembered as the turning point. Bob was the first to confirm that Equifax is cross-contaminating credit files. https://t.co/AHP1CIID2b
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