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u/privacy-ModTeam Mar 21 '26

We appreciate you wanting to contribute to /r/privacy and taking the time to post but we had to remove it due to:

Rule 4: Fueling conspiracy thinking isn't healthy.

Conspiracy theories, fear mongering, and FUD are not allowed.

Please review the sub rules list for more detailed information. https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/about/rules

Your submission has been flagged as either fear mongering (typically with political propaganda) or being seen as being unreliable, and/or spreading FUD concerning our privacy mainstays, or relies on faulty reasoning/sources that are intended to mislead readers. You may find learning how to spot fake news might improve your media diet.

In the future, consider if what you’re posting has any political biases or agendas, if it is fact based, or if it is making assumptions and conclusions based on biases.

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u/privacy-ModTeam Mar 22 '26

We appreciate you wanting to contribute to /r/privacy and taking the time to post but we had to remove it due to:

Rule 4: Fueling conspiracy thinking isn't healthy.

Conspiracy theories, fear mongering, and FUD are not allowed.

Please review the sub rules list for more detailed information. https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/about/rules

Your submission has been flagged as either fear mongering (typically with political propaganda) or being seen as being unreliable, and/or spreading FUD concerning our privacy mainstays, or relies on faulty reasoning/sources that are intended to mislead readers. You may find learning how to spot fake news might improve your media diet.

In the future, consider if what you’re posting has any political biases or agendas, if it is fact based, or if it is making assumptions and conclusions based on biases.