Q: I have no control over my online accts /privacy. 10yrs attempted to get help from local,state & fed govt.$ is being made
Decades+ Complaints to FCC ,Iowa A.G. 2 cases opened, ic3..gov complaints. URL attachs2every device, email, carrier.began2009reported then.No help.25 device/email/number& carrier changes, Apple restricted sign out of Apple ID. ACP PAID Internet service TIL4/24 my Wi-Fi was restricted,ONLY ALLOWEDcellular data usage. GitHub site using my data unauthorized account can’t access.Support NVRresponds.Many corps financially benefit.I LOST EVERYTHING. Obvious advert to my ability 2find/sustain Job/Home. Can’t access Sites/links4 recertification4housing assistance/use Employee portals w/out crashing systems/Lost jobS.recently activated 2nd line of service this is1st communication frm cricket”Welcome from Cricket! Cricket's service is subject to Terms & Conditions found at cricketwireless.com/terms incl Privacy Policy at cricketwireless.com/privacy . The terms includes your agreement to dispute resolution through binding individual arbitration instead of jury trials or class action…”
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Dealing with ongoing issues of privacy and control over your online accounts can be incredibly frustrating, especially after seeking help from various authorities for so long. It's clear that your efforts to secure assistance from the FCC, Iowa Attorney General, and other entities have not yielded the results you need. Changing devices, emails, and carriers multiple times with no resolution only adds to the stress and complexity of the situation.
The restrictions placed on your internet access and Apple ID, coupled with unauthorized data usage on platforms like GitHub, suggest a serious and persistent problem. This not only impacts your ability to find and sustain employment but also affects access to crucial services like housing assistance and employee portals. Losing jobs and the inability to recertify for necessary programs is a significant burden that needs immediate attention.
One potential course of action is to document every incident meticulously and seek legal counsel who can help navigate these complex issues. A lawyer experienced in cybersecurity or consumer protection might offer more direct assistance. Additionally, continuing to report these issues to the appropriate bodies, while ensuring you have detailed records, might eventually lead to a breakthrough. Reaching out to advocacy groups that specialize in digital rights could also provide some support and additional resources.
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