No I don't. Here's why:
1. Your card records, say, that you haven't bought toothpaste for a while. You get targeted ads for toothpaste, and for private health care and dentistry.
2. The card contains an RFID chip. They know which parts of the shop you visit and how long you spend there.
3. Your card records that you have bought kosher products. You get an email wishing you a happy Passover. In other words, they keep on file that you are a Jew.
4. Your card records are sent to HMRC. If they show you spending an amount that seems excessive for the taxable income that you have declared, you will be investigated.
5. The card records a level of alcohol purchases that is seen as being too high. Some medical treatment will not be available to you on the NHS.
1. Your card records, say, that you haven't bought toothpaste for a while. You get targeted ads for toothpaste, and for private health care and dentistry.
2. The card contains an RFID chip. They know which parts of the shop you visit and how long you spend there.
3. Your card records that you have bought kosher products. You get an email wishing you a happy Passover. In other words, they keep on file that you are a Jew.
4. Your card records are sent to HMRC. If they show you spending an amount that seems excessive for the taxable income that you have declared, you will be investigated.
5. The card records a level of alcohol purchases that is seen as being too high. Some medical treatment will not be available to you on the NHS.
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