Meta-Data-Identity-Theft Defined
Meta-data-identity-theft occurs when parts of your personal identifying information in the form of data are sold and reassigned to other people, making the use of your own identity less accessible to you. This consequentially causes interferences in your daily living, wrongful consumer restrictions and limitations, targeted scams, and violations to your civil rights. In some cases, victims are treated as if they no longer exist.
Call To Action
We need more discussions on how we can safeguard our personal online data, and to recognize our data as a fundamental part of our human rights. Furthermore, we need legislation that protects our personal information including meta data and personal identities from abusive business and internet practices. Contact your state senators and tell them we need comprehensive data privacy and protection laws.
