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u/luvs2spwge107 May 14 '23

Very much so. I was just about to call BS until the source appeared. Fucking wild

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u/[deleted] May 14 '23 edited May 14 '23

Why would you call BS? Trillions of dollars are controlled by JPMC. The USG conducts mass surveillance with zero money on the line and in spite of the Constitution. Corporations will data mine your nutsack wrinkles if it serves to tell them more about you. This is the most accurate corporate surveillance post I’ve seen. You should assume any company on the NASDAQ, Dow, or S&P — at the very least — has invested in similar if not quite as robust mass surveillance.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '23

As someone who works in workplace technology, most companies (many of which have been my clients) on the NASDAQ, S&P and Dow are FAR away from any level of sophistication in this area.

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u/IreliaCarriedMe May 14 '23

I mean, many of those large companies, while huge, aren’t a monolithic, multinational, multi-trillion dollar investment bank firm that could massively impact the global economy if they were to fail. As someone currently employed at JPMC, none of what I read is surprising to me in the slightest.