“No sensitive information was taken.” I don’t know, HOME ADDRESSES seem pretty damn sensitive but what do I know.
TwoWeaselsInDisguise on
3rd notice for me this month, cool I’ll just be under constant credit protection for free I guess.
J-96788-EU on
When witness protection programme style change of identity as a paid service?
SquizzOC on
If you aren’t watching your credit daily or at least have an alert service, you’re in for a bad time
meteorprime on
I think we need a new law in America.
If you have a data breach, you owe the American taxpayers 30% of your revinue from the last five years
And each year it happens you’re eligible to stack that shit
Also, the CEO should face the same penalty
And five years in jail
This has to fucking stop. It’s ridiculous.
TomBirkenstock on
Why aren’t there repercussions for companies who lose our data? At the very least, they should have to carry insurance that pays out to the affected parties.
sudeepm457 on
Annoying tbh. It’s yet another place with your personal info floating around. Companies love collecting data but clearly don’t love securing it the same way!
Cryptic1911 on
First your french fries get stolen and now your data? lol
SpicySushiAddict on
First a guy managed to hack my GrubHub, and now DoorDash has a leak? I guess I’ll fuckin walk to get food if I’m having a day where I can’t drive.
astrozombie2012 on
These companies should start having to provide significant financial compensation for this shit. Directly to those affected. I trust you with my information because you’re providing me a service, you are obligated to protect it and if you fail to or willingly share that information I should be entitled to compensation. That’s it, plain and simple.
mcribzyo on
Every day another data breach, like clockwork.
joseph_jojo_shabadoo on
aka „Scumbag company that profits from hidden fees, unadvertised price markups, and selling your personal data sells your personal data and claims it was a data breach.“
engineered_academic on
Names and addresses of police officers are often obscured from public record. Now there’s a database of information you can compare against public records to get a list of houses where someone who is a cop/dv victim/etc might live.
Lettuce_bee_free_end on
Just the cost of doing business.
tristand666 on
My data gets stolen so often now, it doesn’t even matter anymore. These corporations will never be held liable for their lazy data practices.
WatRedditHathWrought on
Bullshit, doordash sold it.
mr_wally79 on
No way! Who could have guessed that even happening.
mrshagzsf on
No worries, they give people a 10% coupon on their next order to make it right.
brjung21 on
I’m so tired of this shit. There’s zero accountability for businesses and zero consumer protection these days.
TruckingLion on
Time for a $5 payout.
Empathetic_Mustang on
I look forward to this becoming a class-action lawsuit I can join so in 2 years I can receive a $0.76 check. Dream big, that’s what I always say.
AcceptablyThanks on
Yet another reason to not use the service.
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Bloody lovely.. fuck sake.
“No sensitive information was taken.” I don’t know, HOME ADDRESSES seem pretty damn sensitive but what do I know.
3rd notice for me this month, cool I’ll just be under constant credit protection for free I guess.
When witness protection programme style change of identity as a paid service?
If you aren’t watching your credit daily or at least have an alert service, you’re in for a bad time
I think we need a new law in America.
If you have a data breach, you owe the American taxpayers 30% of your revinue from the last five years
And each year it happens you’re eligible to stack that shit
Also, the CEO should face the same penalty
And five years in jail
This has to fucking stop. It’s ridiculous.
Why aren’t there repercussions for companies who lose our data? At the very least, they should have to carry insurance that pays out to the affected parties.
Annoying tbh. It’s yet another place with your personal info floating around. Companies love collecting data but clearly don’t love securing it the same way!
First your french fries get stolen and now your data? lol
First a guy managed to hack my GrubHub, and now DoorDash has a leak? I guess I’ll fuckin walk to get food if I’m having a day where I can’t drive.
These companies should start having to provide significant financial compensation for this shit. Directly to those affected. I trust you with my information because you’re providing me a service, you are obligated to protect it and if you fail to or willingly share that information I should be entitled to compensation. That’s it, plain and simple.
Every day another data breach, like clockwork.
aka „Scumbag company that profits from hidden fees, unadvertised price markups, and selling your personal data sells your personal data and claims it was a data breach.“
Names and addresses of police officers are often obscured from public record. Now there’s a database of information you can compare against public records to get a list of houses where someone who is a cop/dv victim/etc might live.
Just the cost of doing business.
My data gets stolen so often now, it doesn’t even matter anymore. These corporations will never be held liable for their lazy data practices.
Bullshit, doordash sold it.
No way! Who could have guessed that even happening.
No worries, they give people a 10% coupon on their next order to make it right.
I’m so tired of this shit. There’s zero accountability for businesses and zero consumer protection these days.
Time for a $5 payout.
I look forward to this becoming a class-action lawsuit I can join so in 2 years I can receive a $0.76 check. Dream big, that’s what I always say.
Yet another reason to not use the service.