Mine raises $9.5 M to assist people take control of their individual information
TechCrunch readers probably understand that personal privacy guidelines like Europe’s GDPR and California’s CCPA give them additional rights around their personal data– like the ability to demand that business delete your information. But how many of you have actually worked out that right? An Israeli startup called Mine is working to make that process much easier, […] Mine then cross-references that details with the information collection and privacy policies of the appropriate business, determining what information they’re likely to possess. Ringel argued that this is a really various method to information personal privacy and information ownership. Ringel kept in mind that the typical Mine user has an individual data footprint across 350 nations– and the number is more like 550 in the United States. As for whether offering Mine access to your inbox creates new privacy risks, Ringel said that the start-up collects the “bare minimum” of information– generally simply your email address and your full name. …
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