For years, people have known that technology companies such as Meta and Google have collected their data, but it’s not just Big Tech companies that are seeking to track consumers.
In February of last year, the European Consumer Organisation, or BEUC, representing 45 consumer groups, accused Meta of taking users’ data to identify key psychological markers, such as their susceptibility to addiction and their emotional state, to share with advertisers.
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