25 points

Lmfao, even USPS is fucking us hard now? Our assholes are stretching too much nowadays.

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It was a mistake, they had tracking code on their own website they didn’t understand.

Not that it justifies it tbh, the whole “let’s collect analytics” is cancerous

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These mistakes always happen at our expense. Did not facebook get our incomes in similar way from turbotax.

At some point, people start to notice…

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We are always the fucking punching bag.

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Our tax money is used to fuck us, exhibit no. 3259867

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so no tax money goes to post office, is it funded from stamps and delivery fees?

edit:

Overview The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) generates nearly all of its funding—about $78.5 billion annually according to the USPS’s most recent financial report—by charging users of the mail for the costs of the services it provides. Congress, however, does provide an annual appropriation—about $50 million in FY2023—to compensate the USPS for revenue it forgoes in providing free mailing privileges to the blind and overseas voters.

FY2024 U.S. Postal Service Appropriations

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No shit, that’s why HelloFresh is sending me ads in my name a week after I moved

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Oh snap

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How meta.

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I’m not in the tech industry, but should Meta have some kind of obligation to report this to USPS? There’s no way they didn’t realize.

I realize the fine print user agreements (which I’ve noticed have become 3 to 4 separate documents these days – links to other links) exist for “a reason” but I feel like there ought to be a “mandatory to report” such a thing from the corporate end.

I don’t expect the USPS to have the same level of tech guru to combat corporate giant sneakiness

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