No, the second idea is silly. They already have buckets of information. In fact, they have a whole team dedicated to making sure they don't hold onto certain types of PII (Personally identifiable Info)
They have their flaws, but they don't waste time doing useless shit (once they have figured that out).
I mean, obviously they notice which accounts are breaking whatever rules are currently in force.
No, the second idea is silly. They already have buckets of information. In fact, they have a whole team dedicated to making sure they don't hold onto certain types of PII (Personally identifiable Info)
They have their flaws, but they don't waste time doing useless shit (once they have figured that out).
I mean, obviously they notice which accounts are breaking whatever rules are currently in force.