Question

Presentation of data and information of an interview with a share broker ?

Answer 1

An information broker or data broker collects information about individuals from public records and private sources including censusand change of address records, motor vehicleand driving records, user-contributed materialto social networking sites,[1] media and court reports, voter registration lists, consumer purchase histories, most-wanted lists and terrorist watch lists, bank card transaction records, health care authorities, and web browsing histories.[2]
The data are aggregated to create individual profiles, often made up of thousands of individual pieces of information such as a person's age, race, gender, height, weight, marital status, religious affiliation, political affiliation, occupation, household income, net worth, home ownership status, investment habits, product preferences and health-related interests. Brokers then sell the profiles to other organizations that use them mainly to target advertising and marketing towards specific groups, to verify a person's identity including for purposes of fraud detection, and to sell to individuals and organizations so they can research people for various reasons.

Answer 2

Data brokers collect detailed data on hundreds of millions of customers.

Data brokers sell goods and stocks on the market which identifies the financially vulnerable consumers.

Data brokers work behind a curtain of privacy.

Data given by the data brokers have been criticized because of allowing the differentiation in pricing and services.

On May 2014, reports revealed that the web searches which includes the black-seeming first names such as Jermaine are found in the ads being displayed that incorporate the term ""arrest,"" matched with web quests along with the white-seeming first names such as Geoffrey.