They all have our details, our habits and probably our secrets. But some feel dodgier than others when it comes to actually looking after them.
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Meta
The empire built on hoovering up your likes, locations and late-night scrolls. Zuck insists it's fine, but the Cambridge Analytica ghost still lingers.
TikTok
MPs have banned it from government phones, yet millions of Brits happily hand over their every twitch and swipe. What could possibly go wrong?
From Gmail to Maps to that suspicious search at 2am, Google knows the lot. We just shrug and click 'Accept All' anyway.
Amazon
Your shopping, your doorbell footage, your voice recordings, your Prime binges. Bezos has built a data empire disguised as convenience.
X (formerly Twitter)
Since the takeover, moderation has gone walkabout and the rules change with Musk's mood. Trusting it with your data feels like a leap of faith.
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Should UK banks be forced to fully reimburse victims of online scams, no exceptions?
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