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Ok, something like 13 GB of my 15 GB Google Storage is from gmail, but I might be an unusual case. This app may be really helpful for someone on a chromebook.
For most people, I expect "seeing filenames" would be considered "reading my data". I understand this may be unavoidable due to Google's APIs, which is unfortunate.
The worst part is that Google doesn't make it clear on the OAuth screen that DriveStats.io can only read file names. It just says "read info from your Google Drive", which is also unfortunate.
But thanks for the support! I guess I can use this on my own Drive for now, haha.
"cash" implies physical currency. my guess is that he doesn't want to get the notes from an ATM because those serial numbers can be traced to him (not sure whether banks actually do that). That said, doing a bunch of odd jobs to get $1000 seems excessive. You'd probably have better luck getting change from random shops. something like a farmers market would be ideal because they deal in cash, probably don't have facilities to record serial numbers, and probably don't have cameras around.
Would make sense if he withdrew small amounts from an ATM incrementally, but if he withdrew say $5k and then his web footprint went dead it draws a lot of red flags.
Although it depends who your adversary is at the end of the day.
People commonly withdraw thousands of dollars and then disappear from online banking or bank-card use, if they leave to travel for some months in e.g. sub-Saharan Africa or Andean villages where all transactions will be made in cash.
> People commonly withdraw thousands of dollars and then disappear from online banking or bank-card use
In fairness, using contactless payments is super convenient and although it leaves a data trail, the sheer convenience of being able to buy a beer without fumbling around in my pockets is great. It's the old privacy versus convenience argument. But then, here in the EU you can compartment your card use with things like Revolut, and you can even secure your card by setting a limit on how much you can spend with contactless (no affiliation with Revolut, I just enjoy their app).
Of course in an ideal world, there would be no such (transparent) data trail and you would pay for everything with Monero, over Tor lol
Was I not clear in my post above? People sometimes take out cash before traveling because cash is the only way to pay for things in certain parts of the developing world.
Sorry, I skipped that part where you meant the developing world. I'm referring to how I spend my money in the EU. Revolut has all these 'neobank' features of limiting contactless spend, creating a virtual disposable card for e-commerce purchases, and also being able to send money to others, etc.
Well, I’d be extremely surprised if Revolut kept all that juicy data for themselves. The net privacy benefit of their disposable cards is most likely negative over using a more privacy-respecting single card bank.
I had the same dirty feeling whenever I paid with my Revolut cards as I do when someone I legit want to connect with adds me on Facebook.
- back/forward (web browsing)
- enter
- CMD + Tab (switch windows)
If only it has more buttons, I love to add the “Backspace” button to my mouse too.