A gift is not an identity
A purchase can say what you bought without saying who you are. That gift for your uncle? Not your new personality.
Find out how gifts, shared households and curious clicks can be mistaken for your identity.
Five short factoidsA purchase can say what you bought without saying who you are. That gift for your uncle? Not your new personality.
A household profile can mix information about several people. Your roommate’s interests don’t automatically belong to you.
Buying a baby gift does not necessarily mean you have a baby. Shopping records can miss the reason behind a purchase.
Reading about mountain climbing does not make you a mountaineer. Sometimes a click is just curiosity doing its thing.
Searching for a luxury hotel does not prove you live a luxury lifestyle. The internet did not see you close the price tab.
A knowing acknowledgment without overexplaining.
One original eye closes; every other proportion stays intact.