The second largest software company in the world, operating in 145 countries OracleToday he was faced with a major indictment. The company that provides application development tools, servers, software solutions and many more services, develop a machine learning tool to collect, organize and sell your personal data was accused. We say your details because the claim in question is likely to include your details and ours.

The main point that made this accusation stand out was, of course, the size of the company where the accusation was made and its place in our lives. Oracle has some share of the applications and platforms used in all parts of the world today. So that the company 5 billion peoplethat is, more than half of the world’s population would have access to their personal data.

He allegedly gathered all possible information about you:

The charge in question against Oracle, Irish Civil Liberties Council senior member Dr. Created by Johnny Ryan and three agents. Speaking about the lawsuit filed in California’s Northern District, Dr. Ryan claimed that Oracle violated the privacy of billions of people around the world.

According to the municipality, Oracle targeted internet users to create a large data archive containing highly personal information. Billions of Personal Files on the Company’s “Consumer Identity Chart” income, interests, emails, medical care, political views, location history, online spending, and bank account activity claimed to contain many data points. As an example of this, the Council noted that an Oracle database contains a record of a German citizen using a prepaid debit card to bet 10 euros on a sporting event.

In addition, Oracle has contracted data and advertising companies. may have used indirectly reported. According to the allegation, Oracle collects personal information for this data that data and advertising companies prefer not to keep. by creating proxies managed to achieve. In other words, Oracle would have made this request some other way, not as a “name” in a deal where it wanted to acquire your name.

While Oracle has yet to release a new statement on the allegation, the allegation has already managed to become a major agenda worldwide.