These are pictures from today of every picture that is on the first page of the section of the Citizens Bank website that is for personal banking:
How many bank accounts of unsuspecting people are being inappropriately watched by people who work at Citzens Bank and other large banks, because of the way that the conglomerate promotes privacy invasions and bullying?
What's happening to me could happen to anyone.
What if people who work at banks who are invading the privacy of bank customers also hack their phones and email addresses, then decide to extort customers, contacting them and saying "Give me what I want or I'll tell everyone you know about what you buy and where you buy it. I'll start a website that shows up from an Internet search of your name and publish pictures that I got from hacking your phone. I'll publish the transcripts of conversations that you had with your friends or your spouse, maybe the things that you said about your boss or your coworkers. I'll ruin your life."
What if Citizens Bank starts using private pictures that it takes from the phones or email accounts of its customers in ads? It's already using my email as the basis for ads that it's putting where I am sure to see them, ads that are displaying its invasions of my privacy and Citizens Bank's promotion of the conglomerate's agenda of crime.
Copyright, with noted exceptions, L. Kochman, October 1, 2015 @ 7:19 a.m.
