https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8fX7D7F/

This year’s College Football Playoff made something pretty clear: college football will survive without Notre Dame. Indiana vs. Miami proved fans will watch good football, period.

So if the sport doesn’t need Notre Dame to succeed, why are they still getting special treatment?

#CFBPlayoff #NotreDame #CollegeFootball #CFBP

Ultimately I think they need to follow the FCS and do a 16 team playoff. Move the season up a week or two. Strongly encourage strong regular season matchups & unless a team gets destroyed don’t penalize for close loses too much #sportsfedi #CFB #CFBP #sports #football
Ultimately I think they need to follow the FCS and do a 16 team playoff. Move the season up a week or two. Strongly encourage strong regular season matchups & unless a team gets destroyed don’t penalize for close loses too much #sportssky #CFB #CFBP

https://www.404media.co/trump-mobile-keeps-charging-my-credit-card-and-i-have-no-idea-why/

This sort of deceptive behaviour is usually something the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) might investigate. The Trump administration fired nearly 1,500 CFPB employees after coming into power. In April a judge ordered a halt to those planned firings. The Supreme Court ruled this week that President Trump can broadly move forward with mass firings across the government.

#trump #DOGE #corruption #fascism #maga #cfbp #trumpphone #uspol

Trump Mobile Keeps Charging My Credit Card And I Have No Idea Why

I didn’t sign up for the Trump Mobile cellphone plan. I still haven’t received my gold plated Trump phone. But the company just charged my credit card again.

404 Media

No conflict of interest at all... - Of course NOT!!!

"One of Elon Musk’s employees is earning between $100,001 and $1 million annually as a political adviser to his billionaire boss while simultaneously helping to dismantle the federal agency that regulates two of Musk’s biggest companies, according to court records and a financial disclosure report obtained by ProPublica.

Ethics experts said Christopher Young’s dual role — working for a Musk company as well as the Department of Government Efficiency — likely violates federal conflict-of-interest regulations. Musk has publicly called for the elimination of the agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, arguing that it is “duplicative.’’

Government ethics rules bar employees from doing anything that “would cause a reasonable person to question their impartiality” and are designed to prevent even the appearance of using public office for private gain.

Court records show Young, who works for a Musk company called Europa 100 LLC, was involved in the Trump administration’s efforts to unwind the consumer agency’s operations and fire most of its staff in early February.

Young’s arrangement raises questions of where his loyalty lies, experts said. The dynamic is especially concerning, they said, given that the CFPB — which regulates companies that provide financial services — has jurisdiction over Musk’s electric car company, Tesla, which makes auto loans, and his social media site, X, which announced in January that it was partnering with Visa on mobile payments."

https://www.propublica.org/article/doge-elon-musk-chris-young-cfpb-tesla-x

#USA #Trump #CFBP #Musk #ConflictOfInterest #Kleptocracy #Oligopolies #BigTech

Musk Adviser May Make as Much as $1 Million a Year While Helping to Dismantle Agency that Regulates Tesla and X

Records show that Chris Young is simultaneously working as a political adviser to Musk while serving in the Department of Government Efficiency, helping to gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

ProPublica

"Today, the CFPB announced that it is seeking public input on strengthening privacy protections and preventing harmful surveillance in digital payments, particularly those offered through large technology platforms. The agency is requesting comment on implementing existing financial privacy law and how to address intrusive data collection and personalized pricing. Additionally, the CFPB requested comment on a proposed interpretive rule outlining how the Electronic Fund Transfer Act, which provides consumers with protections against errors and fraud, applies to new types of digital payment mechanisms, such as those currently offered through large technology companies and video gaming platforms, as well as stablecoins and other digital currencies that are not widely used today in consumer transactions.

“When people pay for their family expenses using new forms of digital payments, they must be confident that their transactions are not tainted by harmful surveillance or errors,” said CFPB Director Rohit Chopra. “The CFPB is seeking public input on how to apply longstanding consumer and privacy protections to new and emerging payment mechanisms.”"

https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/newsroom/cfpb-seeks-input-on-digital-payment-privacy-and-consumer-protections/

#USA #CFBP #DigitalPayments #Privacy #FinTech

CFPB Seeks Input on Digital Payment Privacy and Consumer Protections | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Today, the CFPB announced that it is seeking public input on strengthening privacy protections and preventing harmful surveillance in digital payments, particularly those offered through large technology platforms.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau