‘Big Tax Prep’ Shared Sensitive Data with Meta, Google, Congress Says
gizmodo.comTax companies' practices of sharing 'pixels' with Meta revealed a wide range of sensitive data including taxpayers’ names, filing status, and addresses.
Wonderful, but not surprising.
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