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[More Amps]

Never mind the price of steel rising, I'm investing in aluminium - the demand for tin foil is going to send the price through the roof!

 

[James1979]

Another thing about the Tesco Clubcard data - the insurers already buy it. If you buy more than a certain number of units of alcohol a week it affects your premium.

I was also told that the time you shop affects it as well. On the whole insurers don’t like people out and about in the early hours.

it was a person from an underwriter that told me that so fairly accurate I’d think. He said knowing what he knew (whatever that was) he wouldn’t have a clubcard

 

[My Old Landy]

Another thing about the Tesco Clubcard data - the insurers already buy it. If you buy more than a certain number of units of alcohol a week it affects your premium.

I was also told that the time you shop affects it as well. On the whole insurers don’t like people out and about in the early hours.

it was a person from an underwriter that told me that so fairly accurate I’d think. He said knowing what he knew (whatever that was) he wouldn’t have a clubcard

My daughter feels the same so she has borrowed my card. I did wonder why they keep sending me offers for 'ladies things'

 

[colnerov]

My daughter feels the same so she has borrowed my card. I did wonder why they keep sending me offers for 'ladies things'

You're not compelled to buy them.

 

[My Old Landy]

You're not compelled to buy them.

Oooops! You could have said something sooner

 

[Bullet2012]

Are you sponsored by the internet and YouTube to provide links To just about everything

One of the many

 

[Morrisman]

The thing that amazes me is half the ***** who propagate this ****e have loyalty cards and a mobile phone.

I have a friend who posts such paranoid drivel daily, totally anti anything that is related to the government or anything that basi accepted as ‘the norm’ in society. He follows all the rumour and fantasy about covid too.

 

[Morrisman]

Another thing about the Tesco Clubcard data - the insurers already buy it. If you buy more than a certain number of units of alcohol a week it affects your premium.

I never use my clubcard for the evening beer run, not worth the effort digging it out for a penny or two.

And after reading your post, I shall continue not to.

 

[ukracer]

Yeah there’s this massive conspiracy to hide the other conspiracies that are based on conspiracies by the lizard people.

Or there people on random websites and YouTube with far too much time on their hands who like stirring the poo

I know where I’m going to put my money....

And it ain't on one less than 11..

 

[ukracer]

Another thing about the Tesco Clubcard data - the insurers already buy it. If you buy more than a certain number of units of alcohol a week it affects your premium.

I was also told that the time you shop affects it as well. On the whole insurers don’t like people out and about in the early hours.

it was a person from an underwriter that told me that so fairly accurate I’d think. He said knowing what he knew (whatever that was) he wouldn’t have a clubcard

So you are confirming what the OP says might be true?

 

[James1979]

So you are confirming what the OP says might be true?

No

I’m saying Tesco sell your data. You allow them to do that by agreeing to the T&Cs. I have been told this affects your insurance premium to a greater or lesser extent

how does that relate to the NHS supposedly selling your data? I say supposedly as there is a link above that links to their site which lays out their stance on it.

 

[Domdom]

Tesco don’t sell my data, the wife has the club card

In reality, anyone who has ever worked for public sector or been through security clearance (especially DV level) isn’t likely to be bothered by medical records.

 

[Parm]

Tesco don’t sell my data, the wife has the club card

In reality, anyone who has ever worked for public sector or been through security clearance (especially DV level) isn’t likely to be bothered by medical records.

Yep, ive got DV clearance. They asked some deep and far fetching questions

 

[julianf]

This video explains the concern. I realise the presenter is quite critical of Borris and his chums, but, if you can put that aside, he does explain the very real concerns -

 

[northwest]

conspiracies by the lizard people.

I just KNEW they were responsible for it!

 

[James1979]

I have a friend who posts such paranoid drivel daily, totally anti anything that is related to the government or anything that basi accepted as ‘the norm’ in society. He follows all the rumour and fantasy about covid too.

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I think we all have a mate like that.

Mine WhatsApps me no end of ‘theories’ daily

 

[Parm]

I have a friend who posts such paranoid drivel daily, totally anti anything that is related to the government or anything that basi accepted as ‘the norm’ in society. He follows all the rumour and fantasy about covid too.

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You want see some of the stuff we get to see. I’m pretty sure it’s not a virus we’re being affected by, more like a mental illness with delusional paranioa

 

[My Old Landy]

You want see some of the stuff we get to see. I’m pretty sure it’s not a virus we’re being affected by, more like a mental illness with delusional paranioa

I was going to like this but it seemed inappropriate! Sadly you are undoubtedly correct.

 

[gaz1]

theres always a few that say otherwise

anyway heres a few more links

GPs warn over plans to share patient data with third parties in England

Doctors say NHS Digital’s proposals could erode the relationship between them and their patients

www.theguardian.com

the doctors gps are now already going down the refusal to share these details

GPs urged to refuse to hand over patient details to NHS Digital

Senior doctors call on colleagues not to share personal data, in effort to buy time to raise awareness of plans

www.theguardian.com

and now i will tell you something once your dpa data leaves uk shores the uk no longer has dpa protection upon it infact that country that has it on its shores does
so if your data is shared in that country you have to use there system not ours to claim against that company

its also known as cross border litigation and recovery the uk has no juristiction

UK – EU Cross-Border Disputes: Where Should I Bring My Claim?

Brexit has brought in new rules for UK-based businesses bringing a claim against EU-based suppliers or customers. Find out more.

www.lesteraldridge.com

and if you think us has it forget it u.s is known as a third party

New EU guidance & SCCs on cross-border data transfers – 10 things you need to know – Debevoise Data Blog

www.debevoisedatablog.com

A Facebook case in Belgium could open the floodgates for GDPR privacy suits

A top EU legal advisor says more privacy watchdogs can go after Big Tech. Meanwhile, Facebook could soon be banned from sending EU personal data to the U.S.

fortune.com

 

[RonMig]

Our GP sent my lad for a heart scan at hospital.
I took him and was in the room when they did the scan & all looked ok.
I even took a few videos on my phone, so have evidence...
A few weeks later my lad asked the GP for the official results.
GP said hospital had written to say he had not turned up for the appointment.
Looks like someone else's NHS record has my lads "good" scan results......???

Millions of records/data entries, some mixed up by NHS (by mistake, clearly).
GPs and NHS can barely cope with organising to See people, never mind treating them, then managing the volume of data on each person and what pills they're on and their history.

So, depersonalisation will probably be done by thousands of admin staff across the country, all on minimum wage...
Can't possibly go wrong...?