Spying Alert: Verizon has assumed BIG BROTHER powers without your knowledge

Spying Alert: Verizon has assumed BIG BROTHER powers without your knowledge

Spying Alert: Verizon’s 345+page user license steals all your personal information, all the time
Verizon has assumed BIG BROTHER powers without your knowledge
Verizon’s $1,000 per hour attorneys are devils.
They know users have neither the time nor the patience to read the fine print on their 345+page user license agreement (first two levels of links only).
For Verizon customers, did you know that you agreed that Verizon could save and analyze your voice mails, even if you have deleted them?!

Here’s proof snapped on Nov. 28, 2017 from an Android mobile phone:

We actually went to the Verizon Privacy Policy link.
We were shocked at the level of privacy and property abuses embedded therein in this horrifying hairball of legalese and personal abuse. In our opinion, this agreement is as egregious as sexual abuse. It reaches right into your very soul. It stores and exploits your most personal information for any reason Verizon’s slimy lawyers fabricate.
Here are just a few examples of the depth of Verizon’s abuses of your Constitutional rights to privacy and property:

Verizon: Full Privacy Policy (first two levels: 345+ pages)

“First Paragraph: “Protecting our customers’ privacy is an important priority at Verizon and we are committed to maintaining strong and meaningful privacy protections. The privacy of your information is a significant responsibility and we value the trust you place in us.”
Sounds wonderful, but the subsequent words prove that this statement is total deception.
“We collect information when you communicate with us and when you use our products, services and sites. This includes information you provide such as name and contact information, images, voice recordings or prints, the reason for contacting us, driver’s license number, Social Security Number and payment information. Service and device usage information we collect includes call records, websites visited, wireless location, application and feature usage, network and device data including battery life and apps on your device, product and device-specific information and identifiers, service options you choose, mobile and device numbers, video streaming and video packages and usage, movie rental and purchase data, TV and other video viewership, and other similar information.”

WAT? This is typical lawyer catch-all BS: “…other similar information.” Who defines “other?”

Verizon’s slimy lawyers define “other.”
There are too many abuses in the Verizon license to retype them here. We encourage you to actually read the Verizon Privacy Policy. We think you will agree that a more accurate name for this Alinsky-esque policy should be:

Verizon: Full Privacy Theft Policy

Here’s just one of hundreds of examples in the first 345+ pages of the Verizon Privacy Policy that we downloaded. If we had followed the second layer of links to the 3^rd, 4^th, 5^th and 6^th layers, this policy would have ballooned to more than 1,000 pages of legalese.
This explosion of the Verizon End User License Agreement is identical to what we discovered with the Google and Facebook End User License Agreements that both contain similar (and sometimes identical slippery language).
Were they written by the same lawyers? It appears so.

Information collected on Verizon websites and apps

“When you use Verizon websites and apps, information is collected about your device and your visit including browsing, searching and buying activity as you interact with our sites and apps; IP address; mobile telephone, device numbers and identifiers; account information; web addresses of the sites you come from and go to next; and information about your connection, including your device’s browser, operating system, platform type and Internet connection speed. We use this information for operational, performance measurement and other business purposes; and to help us deliver more relevant Verizon marketing messages on our websites, on non-Verizon websites, by our representatives, via email, or via other Verizon services or devices.
This information is also used to tailor the content you see, manage the frequency with which you see an advertisement, tailor advertisements to better match your interests and understand the effectiveness of our advertising. We also may use this information to assess the effectiveness of our sites and to help you should you request help with navigation problems on our sites.”

Conclusion—Resist:

The Silicon Valley / rogue C.I.A. technology community has become evil and is totally out of control. Congress must get these folks under control and do what it takes to protect  citizens in this country, and around the world, from their total disregard of the constitution and rule of law.

Verizon’s privacy policy shows us that they consider the U.S. Constitution pointless.

We have just shown how they ignore the First Amendment (Free Press), Fourth Amendment (Right to Privacy), Fifth Amendment (Right to Property) among others.
We the People must seize control from these evil insiders and re-establish our Constitutional Republic. Regarding Verizon, stop using its features across the board, and … RESIST in every way you can.
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