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1/ Starting July 2026, every new car sold in the EU must include a driver monitoring camera aimed at your face. Look away too long and it flashes a warning light and sounds an alert.
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3/ This isn't hypothetical. In 2024, the NYT reported GM, Honda, Acura, Kia, Hyundai, and Mitsubishi shared driver data with brokers LexisNexis and Verisk, who sold it to insurers as "risk scores." One driver's premium jumped 21%.
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Reddit is asking some users to verify their age with a government ID or selfie. 🧵
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Reddit's CEO has said government ID is their "least preferred" option and that the platform designs these systems so Reddit itself doesn't receive your ID or link it to your account. That's worth noting, but it doesn't eliminate third-party risk.
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The identity theft threat just shifted and most people haven't caught up. A new report found hacked phones now outpace scams as the #1 cause of identity theft for adults 35–64. Unauthorized device access jumped 78% year over year. Here's what changed and what to do about it 🧵
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What actually protects you: → Update your OS. Most hacks exploit already-patched flaws. → Password manager + unique passwords everywhere → Authenticator app for 2FA (not SMS) → PIN on your carrier account to block SIM swaps → Comprehensive identity monitoring
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