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What You Need to Know About Your Data in Data Centers
Every time you, as a consumer, apply for credit, use online services or use any service (bank, card, store), you, the consumer, create a profile record: Payment history, public records (like bankruptcies), and any other info you give (name, address, SSN) are recorded by Credit Bureaus aka Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax. Each of these credit bureaus acts in different capacities. Online databases such as Lexis Nexis, Intelius, Spokeo, White Pages, Been Verified and Experian also compile your consumer public records and credit information, making it easily searchable by other people.
Public Records Offices also maintain online records of legal documents, including bankruptcies, property ownership, and criminal history. This information is often accessible to the public as well.
Financial Institutions: Banks, credit unions and lenders track your online financial activities, including account balances, loans, and payment histories.
Government Agencies: Libraries, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Social Security Administration (SSA) keep records related to what you read, as well as your SSN and employment history.
Hospitals and clinics keep medical ID's and medical profiles.
When you use Apps (texting, social media) and websites, this also adds information (type of device you’re using, how much you paid for it, where you bought it, IP address, location) to the databases. This is called “behavioral data” which allows companies to sell or purchase this "behavioral data" about you. You supply this data when you purchase something and you then become known as a consumer.
What Happens Next?
Data Categorization. The collected data is segmented into categories such as age, income level, occupation, ethnicity/race, religion, educational level, marital status, household size and gender and then combined with your consumer behavioral data (how you pay your bills, app usage and connections towards others, online comments, habits or patterns) to create a profile of you. When all of this data is compiled, it is kept in a Digital Supply Warehouse.
Digital Supply Warehouse
Your profiles and data in the Digital supply warehouse ((SSP) are kept in cloud storage, which is comprised of network servers located in Data Centers in physical remote places across the world --mainly in North America, Canada, Australia, Europe and Asia, but hosted on the internet. These Data Center servers are maintained by the main Cloud service providers Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
How the process works
When you, the consumer, visit a website or app, these online items contain a "tag" better known as small pieces of code just like a product barcode in a store to help to both identify the consumer (you and your data are the product) and categorize the online store visited. Each time you visit a website, the page loads and the store's ad tag, aka barcode, is activated. The tag/barcode then contacts the "digital warehouse" where your consumer data profile records are stored and identifies what kind of consumer you are and which store is contacting the warehouse upon visiting the website.
Your data is then tailored, customized and prepared for sale to advertisers according to the buyer's demands (DSP) and requested needs.
When the data buyer is ready to buy, the data is sent from the warehouse to the Data Center so that advertisers can "bid" on your consumer data. Data Centers are the places that sell your consumer data to data buyers and advertisers.
Data Brokers, such as Credit Bureaus and others, are businesses who put consumer data together to create the consumer profiles in databases, to sell and make money. Credit Bureaus are very popular data brokers and maintain millions of consumer profile records in their own databases. Credit bureaus then make money from your consumer profile by selling your profile to Data Buyers and Advertisers on the Data Center network. Data Buyers buy consumer profiles from credit bureaus and elsewhere based on your consumer demographics (age, race, gender, income level, religion, location) or they might lend or rent your own consumer records to you, as the consumer, temporarily when there is a need (like viewing your credit report).
Where Do Data Brokers Get Their Info?
Data Brokers get their information from store loyalty programs, consumer signups for accounts, collaborations with credit bureaus, surveys, cookies, pixel tags, online tracking devices, social media platforms, major retail stores, e-commerce platforms, credit unions, banks, court records, business licenses,etc. who then cross reference and match your profile records using identifiers (SSN, email, phone, device ID) to build a unified profile database. Other Data Brokers include:
Acxiom-- data broker that creates and sells detailed consumer profiles to help businesses market to consumers.
Experian--data broker that sells credit scoring, marketing data services, and consumer insights to businesses.
Equifax-- credit bureau that compiles consumer credit information and
credit risk assessments for businesses.
TransUnion--Competes with Experian and Equifax for credit reporting, focusing on credit information for lenders, fraud and marketing.
Oracle Data Cloud--Part of the Oracle Corporation specializes in data-driven advertising based on consumer behavior data.
Nielsen
Helps business brands understand consumer preferences and what consumers like.
Facebook (Meta) and Google
Collect extensive consumer data through their platforms.
They get paid both to advertise and help other advertisers market to you based on your user and app behavior.
InfoGroup (now Data Axle)
Sells entire consumer databases for direct marketing and lead generation to businesses.
Dun & Bradstreet
Focuses on B2B data and analytics, helping companies with market research and credit evaluations of consumers and businesses.
SSP and DSP Discrimination
But while demographic data helps advertisers and businesses target consumers for ads effectively, it can also lead to exclusion or leaving consumers out of the "advertising loop". Exclusion in automated advertising create a negative feedback loop which will keep reinforcing the exclusion and then continuously limiting access to products and services against people who have already been discriminated against because certain advertisers will not advertise their products to certain zip codes or demographics where marginalized people live. This negative feedback loop can also include applicant tracking systems service links which can affect employment opportunities when automated advertising includes advertising links for businesses and corporations.
Data Brokers (credit bureaus) make money by selling your data and information through "bidding" marketplaces held in Data Centers that provide quick consumer data profile summaries along with the pricing lists for purchase which come from the digital warehouse.
“Bidding” Marketplaces in Data Centers include:
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Data Exchange: Cloud-based platform for third-party data.
CoreLogic: Property and real estate data.
FactSet: Financial data and analytics.
TransUnion: Credit, risk, and fraud data.
Thomson Reuters: Financial markets and news data.
DFREIGHT: Logistics and freight data.
Foursquare: Location and foot traffic data.
SafeGraph: Geospatial data and
Data & Sons: Various datasets across multiple industries.
Dun & Bradstreet: Specializes in business and commercial data.
Trove: Focuses on consumer and demographic data.
Factual: Provides location-based data services.
Zillow: Offers real estate and property data.
Oracle Data Cloud: Specializes in exploring consumer data and audience insights.
Databroker DAO: Decentralized marketplace for buying and selling datasets.
Price lists
How much does your consumer profile data information cost to purchase?
Pricing varies and includes pay-per-record, subscription-based, and flat fee structures as follows:
Basic Consumer Data requests: $0.10 to $1.00 per consumer record
Behavioral Data requests: $1.00 to $10.00 per consumer record
Specialized or Rich Data requests: $10.00 to $100.00 or more per consumer record
Industry-Specific Data: $1,000 to $100,000+ (market trends, operational and legal data) for large dataset requests because when businesses know what other businesses are doing, it gives them a competitive edge. But again, consumer data drives these industries.
Subscription Services: $100 to $1,000+ per month.
Who's making the most profit off of your consumer data?
Google, Facebook (Meta) Amazon profit the most through advertising while Microsoft is paid by Ad-Tech to provide the "digital warehouse infrastructure" (Data Centers) for the bidding process. Ad-Tech pays Microsoft to lease their Microsoft infrastructure for the "bidding" process and to send ads to you, the consumer.
Who is Ad Tech? Ad‑tech isn’t a single company; it’s an ecosystem of advertising firms that supply the ad spaces for bidding. Ad-Tech uses the Microsoft infrastructure to allow certain bidders to take turns in buying ad spaces to bid to consumers. Consumers, themselves, are not allowed to participate. The money advertisers make from the ads using your consumer data is then used to:
1.Continue to build A. I. and integrate Tensor Processing Units (computer chip built specifically to run machine-learning math very fast) into the cloud for faster response processing in real time using artificial intelligence.
2.Buy other companies that give them even more consumer data.
3.Pay tech company shareholders through dividends or stock buybacks
4.Hire more sales and marketing staff to sell even more ads.
5. Expand Their Data Centers (using large amounts of water to keep the servers cool) and network servers so the whole A. I. system can continue to function at a faster pace for the bidding processes of consumer data by brokers, advertisers and businessmen.
In short, ad money made off of your consumer profile records is what is helping fuel A.I. and creating profitable returns for Tech Corporations, Shareholders and Business Tech owners.
ADVICE: USE YOUR OWN SELECTED DATA TO MAKE MONEY BY CREATING DATA CO-OPS. JUST AVOID CHIPS THAT CONTROL YOUR THINKING PROCESSES FOR BUYING AND SELLING.
Data Centers contain a network of remote servers called a Data Center Network. According to research, these servers store and process compiled consumer data profiles in different sectors for DSP (Demand side platform) Advertising campaigns. The Data Center Network enables Data Brokers to buy consumer data and then sell it to specific advertisers. These advertisers then analyze, choose, "bid" on, and then purchase this consumer data in order for advertisers to be able to advertise more products to the consumer. Currently an upcoming "Ad-Tech chip" made by Microsoft, Maia 200, will also make the buying and selling bidding process faster for advertisers within the Data Centers. (CNBC, Finch.com, Adjust.com)

REGULATE CAR INSURANCE COMPANIES NOW!
January 9, 2026
A negligent driver jumped in front of another driver on a highway who was driving within the legal limits on the which then caused another driver to hit the lawful driver from the back. The lawful driver's car was totaled.
This accident was caused because of the abruptness of the negligent driver. The driver that hit the lawful driver's car from the back accepted the consequences. His insurance company paid the lawful driver for the damages which helped the lawful driver to get another vehicle.
However, the lawful driver's OWN insurance company actually used the "witness account" of the abrupt driver to render the lawful driver, their own client, at fault. This accident was then placed on the client's (lawful driver's) policy although the lawful driver was not at fault. The insurance company then increased the lawful driver's premium by a large amount making it difficult for him to afford the premiums for his new vehicle. To top it all, the lawful driver's profile criteria was entered into an A.I. decision maker making it difficult for the lawful driver to get insurance elsewhere/
Was this accident intentionally staged all along? Is this how car insurance companies are now making more money?
Insurance companies have a fiduciary duty to defend their clients’ interests. Neglecting this duty, especially when the facts clearly favor the client, can be viewed as a failure of the insurance company to fulfill its obligations. Appeals, or, in some cases, legal action to ensure that the lawful driver’s rights are protected and to seek resolution regarding the increased premiums is the action to take when insurance companies neglect their own clients. Clients should also immediately contact:
Furthermore, every driver is required by their state to pay insurance premiums even though wages for workers have not increased. Car insurance companies need REGULATION AND CHANGE NOW!
Consumer names withheld publicly. Consumer info given only for agreed Attorney Help and Retainer
July 2024-CURRENT
(True Story)
"Car Dealerships should not have this kind of Power."
Consumer purchased a used vehicle at this dealership. Two months after purchase, vehicle lights malfunctioned. Dealership refused to repair although consumer purchased warranty. Upon a requested vehicle diagnostic test, consumer discovered that purchased used vehicle was a "lemon". Consumer voluntarily surrendered vehicle. Car dealership then placed charge-off on consumer's credit. Car dealership refuses to remove charge-off. Consumer's credit score has now plummeted from 710- 590 due to this charge-off, hurting consumer's chances of moving forward financially.
This is happening to consumers across the United States.
Why are car dealerships being allowed to sell defective vehicles to the public with refusals to honor warranties or repair? Why are car dealerships persuading consumers to purchase warranties when they refuse to use this contractual agreement for repairs? Why are particular parts of the warranties for specific repairs for major work being eliminated from the process? Who is regulating the car purchasing process for consumers?
What the car dealership has done to the above consumer is not ethical or financially sound. It is simply an egregious attempt to make quick money at the expense of the consumer.
Consumer names withheld publicly. Consumer info given only for agreed Attorney Help and Retainer

November 2021--CURRENT
"Older Adults Deserve Better"
Former teacher was "constructively forced" and harassed into taking a buyout, due to age as an older teacher.
After leaving teaching, consumer returned to school to study technology and received certification in Data Science. Consumer switched careers. Consumer now has skills in Data Analysis, the Data Science and Machine Learning process (cleansing and organizing data, coding/no coding, Power B.I., Machine Learning, etc.) and Artificial Intelligence skill for building apps and chatbots. Soon after consumer posted on Linkedin and began sending out resumes for employment. However, because Applicant Tracking systems such as Ashby, Oracle Taleo, Lever, Greenhouse+Lever, iCIMS Talent Cloud, Workday Recruiting/SAP SuccessFactors, Handshake, Symplicity, etc., use criteria such as birthday dates, career dates and college date questions on employment applications, to help "weed" out older adult workers and block older adults from getting good decent paying jobs-- technology included, this criteria makes the employment process very difficult. Older adult consumers' lives have taken a very drastic turn. Older adults feel "frozen out" of the U.S. system due to age. This is also supposed to be illegal. But this seemingly APPROVED DISCRIMINATION, has also violated the Civil Rights of Older Adults as well. THIS NEEDS TO STOP!
But the act of "privatization" allows private employers to hire whom they desire and disregard the standard rules for employment. But shouldn't older adult employers who have received federal funding and contracts to start their businesses, be subjected to the same rules and criteria that they are subjecting other older adults to? Should they be allowed to even do business in the U.S. due to their older age? Furthermore, how is it that we still have U.S. Senators and Representatives who are 65+ still working in our Congress? This is a double standard and again, it needs to stop!
To date, consumer has now been forced to take a low paying, part time job just to make ends meet qualifications. Many other older adults are regretfully experiencing this same thing all over the United States. They are gradually losing a lifestyle that they have worked very hard to build because they can't get good paying, decent jobs. All citizens in the U.S. have the right to work, but is it dignified work? Older Adults are doing the work and receiving the training in an effort to help themselves in their later years, America, what are you doing?
Consumer names withheld publicly. Consumer info given only for agreed Attorney Help and Retainer
BANKS ALLOWING MERCHANTS TO WITHDRAW MONEY FROM OLD CUSTOMER DEBIT CARDS
January 2026
If a customer debit card is no longer active, it is the bank's responsibility to immediately cancel or block the card from usage as banks have control over these transactions upon customer activation of a new debit card. Allowing merchants to withdraw from an expired debit card that is no longer active, is equivalent to MERCHANT FRAUD.
Contact: Office of the Comptroller of Currency
They have jurisdiction over National Banks and enforce consumer protection.

CREDIT CARD COMPANIES INCREASING INTEREST RATES TO MAKE IT HARDER FOR CONSUMERS TO PAY OFF DEBT
Many credit card companies have been increasing interest rates, which poses significant challenges for consumers trying to manage their debt. This trend can make it particularly difficult for individuals to pay off their balances, leading to a cycle of debt. Inflation and rising costs of living often lead financial institutions to increase interest rates to maintain profitability but financial institutions must also comply with legal guidelines. If a credit card's interest rate exceeds the legal limit, it may be considered illegal. Also harassing consumers when consumers have made the effort to contact them for payment arrangements, is an illegal debt collection tactic.
"CREDIT UNIONS ARE FUNCTIONING LIKE BANKS."
October 2025
Consumers are complaining about banks and credit unions allowing merchants to access and withdraw funds from customer accounts although the merchant may not have ever had a history of withdrawing funds from the customer before which has created many fraudulent transactions, unnecessary overdraft fees, other account security issues and insufficient customer wait times when doing business with credit unions. Credit Unions are not-for-profit organizations owned and operated by their members. No shareholders, unlike banks. But they do have a Board of Directors which should line up with member interests, rather than profits. The above members has been grossly neglected by allowing unauthorized withdrawals.
Problems with a credit union?
Contact: NCUA

"Utility Bills should not be this high"
(True Story)
September 2025
When consumer checked the mail, consumer received a $700 electricity bill FOR ONE MONTH. Relatively sure that this was a mistake, as consumer worked practically all day and well into the evenings, and was practically never home, consumer called the Utility Company and was given a frivolous explanation and coldly offered a payment plan. Furthermore, consumer stated that it almost seems like working consumers almost have to be close to homelessness in order to get any kind of financial assistance in this state ...Consumer was highly upset as consumer is an older adult working two low paying jobs. The utility bill alone took more than half of one of the consumer's paychecks. The following months were about the same in charges $400-$700 a month. Nothing really changed. Why is this? For years, consumers have complained to the Utility Commission about the high electricity bills to no avail--even while living in a one-bedroom apartment.
Consumer now lives in a small, modest older home and has had wattage checked numerous times. Consumer's home has been clarified as environmentally viable. No energy leaks. New windows. Good foundation. Unplugged major appliances when not home--all to no avail. Yet, the high electricity charges remain the same.
When consumer began checking with other neighbors, neighbors also complained about the same thing: High electricity charges. One neighbor had even installed solar panels on his roof which did not help.
There are many utility companies across the U.S.--OVERCHARGING CONSUMERS.
WHO IS REGULATING THESE COMPANIES? THIS IS A NIGHTMARE AND FINANCIAL ABUSE AT ITS FINEST.
Consumer names withheld publicly. Consumer info given only for agreed Attorney Help and Retainer

Technological outages. Data Breaches. Online scams and Identity Theft. A.I. Deep Fakes. Social media lies and misinformation. Is technology really worth it?
Furthermore,
WHAT TECHNOLOGY IS ACTUALLY BEING PRODUCED TO HELP CONSUMER LIVES?


It's the same thing every day during the evenings between the hours of 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and it's happening consistently across the United States. The event? LONG LINES. When consumers get off of work, the last thing they want to face is standing in long lines.
Simple solution: PEOPLE WANT TO WORK. HIRE MORE PEOPLE. PRODUCE COMPETENT MANAGERS. With all of the sudden layoffs, money has been saved. Use it to help shorten long lines.

They literally give their all to help our children. Yes, there are a few bad apples here and there, but that's in any industry. The point is public school teachers stand on the front lines daily to give life and breath to future generations. They face very rigorous challenges--DAILY. By the way, they need a raise.
Yes, we are still connected, no matter how good or bad we are. All it takes is one person to get the ball rolling. Check out this video from VERITASIUM!
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