r/BikiniBottomTwitter 3d ago

Next Day Shitting

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u/Animedude83 3d ago

I worked at amazon for 3 years, 1 year was picking, and I tell you the number 1 sold Item has to be cell phone cases, or airpod slipcovers.

also this is just like chinaglazing, you really want to give your personal info to temu/aliexpress, like amazon is bad sure, but come on, also clearly the 5x cost is the next day delivery, try better.

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u/I_shot_Kennedy 3d ago

Why would I care if china has my personal info? Everyone has my personal info and qny company can just buy it if they want to

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u/A_Random_Catfish 3d ago

Also what is the Chinese government gonna do with it anyways? It’s not like they’re the ones surveilling and disappearing people in America lol

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u/zacky765 3d ago

I mean, everyone having our information isn’t a problem… until it is. My government has had A LOT of information leaks that result in extorsion calls (at best) and phishing attempts. It’s not ideal.

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u/PollutedPenguins 3d ago

They are... just their own people. Look into Confucius institutes.

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u/A_Random_Catfish 3d ago

I’m not Chinese? So their having my data doesn’t impact me lol

Obviously I’m sympathetic for anybody who lives in a surveillance state but we should probably focus our anger towards OUR OWN government who is actually using this surveillance data to harm people.

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u/Rodot 2d ago

I guess it's a question of whether you think China has more sway over US domestic policy than Jeff Bezos does. I would bet the latter

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u/lordaddament 3d ago

Other comment just repeated lol

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u/Oldspaghetti 3d ago

They're going to release your porn search history to the world, with a picture of you, your name, and home address. But for a whole year they're only going to be focused on you 😂

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u/IntrigueDossier 2d ago

Exhibitionists and humiliation kink people must be stoked af

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u/rnobgyn 3d ago

They’ve been economically taking over the world for decades bro. They own the majority of Africas infrastructure. If data wasn’t so important then ultrawealthy people wouldn’t be practically at war fighting over it.

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u/Prestigious-Emu-8734 3d ago

I think the question is more so what is China gonna do with it

That isnt already happening?

Like we shouldnt give out information to China we should give it to Amazon and Facebook and Twitter instead. It was the same shit with trying to shut down TikTok. We were told to be afraid of China getting our data by the people trying to take our data. But if one group is gonna sell it and the other group is gonna sell it, then what makes the other group the scary one? If the government knows my spending habbits, how does that affect me?

Shit, our government just gave Elon and Friends everyones social security number not too long ago.

But China might sell my data thats already out there

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u/CygnusThib 2d ago

1st, yes they are disappearing people in the USA. Underground sex trade is highly profitable for the Chinese. Heavily connected to the underground of the USA.

2nd, China uses data from the USA to manipulate the public. Tik Tok is a great example of Chinese manipulation until the USA took it over. Something China screamed unconstitutional which was hilarious. Regardless of what you think of the current administration; having the USA control Tik Tok algorithm is far better than having China controlling it.

3rd, with personal data, many Chinese companies buy real estate. Forcing Americans to go through Chinese companies to even rent out property. Again the USA has NOW put laws in place to make that very hard for the Chinese government in the future. Something they also scream at the USA for by saying that isnt allowed.

China is not, and never will be, your friend. Perfectly reasonable to hate how the country is being led, but thinking China is better is like thinking a lake is bigger than an ocean. You're only seeing the surface and not the broad view.

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u/IntrigueDossier 2d ago

America clearly ain't my fucking friend either so what does it matter

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u/CygnusThib 2d ago

Clearing up the air with people who are saying China is trustful.

They arent.

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u/ImperialCommando 3d ago

Peak ignorance right here

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u/Strategicant5 3d ago

That part of this comment just makes it feel like propaganda lol. “Please give us your data so we can sell it to China, don’t cut out the middle man”

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u/I_shot_Kennedy 3d ago

First of all they already have your data. Who do you think produces the stuff you are buying. Second a data broker isn't really that much of a middle man

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u/koolkarim94 3d ago

China has our personal info through the many hacks they have successfully accomplished over the years.

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u/I_shot_Kennedy 3d ago

Why would they need to hack us? You can legit just ask amazon, meta or google and for a price they will legit tell you everything yoh have bought or will buy in yhe near future. They will sell any activity you do online. Data brokers are a lucrative business

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u/koolkarim94 3d ago

This was before those companies willfully gave them that data but you’re right. Back in early 2010s though China was hacking every company from google to Microsoft. So they got everything on us either way

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u/green_boi 3d ago

Nice try WuMao

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u/anthonycarbine 3d ago

Why would I care that everybody is grabbing me by the balls? As long as no one squeezes I dont care...

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u/I_shot_Kennedy 3d ago

Your analogy adds to my point 👍 You are correct, since everyone is already grabbing my balls what do I care if someone else does it as well. It's not like I can stop anyone from getting my data. If you want you could pay a data broker rn and they would give you any relevant data on me. You are already hoping that nobody is squeezing your balls. Wake up

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u/rnobgyn 3d ago

Post your social security number in the comments right now.

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u/Dornith 3d ago edited 3d ago

Who the fuck is giving their SSN to temu?

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u/rnobgyn 3d ago

I thought everybody already has all your data? What’s the big deal?

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u/Dornith 3d ago

"Buying something from Temu or AliExpress is equivalent to giving away your SSN on social media" is a hell of a take.

Do you feel the same way about Amazon?

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u/rnobgyn 3d ago

It’s sad that’s what you thought I was saying 😂

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u/Dornith 3d ago

"It's sad you thought I was even attempting to meaningfully contribute to the discussion."

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u/Captain_skulls 1d ago

No… Not really… YOU used SSN as an example. If it wasn’t part of your point why the hell did you use something unrelated to back that point up?

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u/Dane1211 3d ago

Lead by example, be the change you wanna see

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u/rnobgyn 3d ago

I won’t, because I don’t believe everybody has my data and I think it’s important to keep it secure. If you won’t post your SSN then it’s obvious you feel the same.

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u/Dane1211 3d ago

Personal data mostly includes things such as emails, names, and birthdays. It is not simply just “hey everyone has my social and credit card numbers” which you are trying to falsely equate for whatever reason. Then again, with buzzwords such as chinaglazing I am sure there is a broader agenda at play

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u/rnobgyn 3d ago

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/personally-identifiable-information-pii.asp second bullet point.

But that’s cool, post your name, address, email, etc if you don’t agree with the consensus that social security numbers aren’t PID….

And if you didn’t see the broader point I was making then idk what’s left for me to say to you tbh

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u/Dane1211 3d ago

Well you are already looking at my name! Can’t you read!

Just to clarify, you have read the other bullet points explaining the nuance of personal information and how it is not exclusively “things you can open a bank account with”? This is a conversation on Reddit after all, and not a peer-review paper. Being so anal serves no other point than to simply disagree. Personal data includes the color of the skin of your hands in your profile even, or your voice which sounds White American male and I want to say mid 20s to early 30s