It also puts you in a beta position when you are signing up for a service you PAY FOR. If you must, just put in the basics that are needed for the service and with a smile tell them that you don't have time for the other 50 check boxes.
Straightforward privacy improvement: stop filling out so many forms. "[Filling out forms] is not only a direct cost of your time ... it is [also] a decent proxy measure of the odds of your identity being stolen & of your privacy otherwise being violated." https://unenumerated.blogspot.com/2015/10/minimizing-consumer-worry.html …
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Prefer methods of payment that don't make you fill out forms https://unenumerated.blogspot.com/2015/10/minimizing-consumer-worry.html …
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Current status: trying to follow this advice. Failing miserably.
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Does sending a tweet count as filling out a form? If so, QED.
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How can one buy BTC with USD without filling a ton of forms?
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mining. localbitcoins. earning it by selling goods or services.
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You might enjoy "The Utopia of Rules" by David Graeber
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Began ending submissions of name/info when REAL ID became law; haven't voluntarily been digitally captured/transmitted at all going on 11 yrs. Mulligan's Valley isn't really possible but digital anonymity is greatly possible if 1 is willing to do w/o statist govt "privileges".pic.twitter.com/bwDWdXM7Jj
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