SudoMar 25

Be honest, #MailboxWarriors:

How much of today’s mail was addressed to your actual legal name vs. "Current Resident" or an alias? 📬

Listen to ep.19 at: impracticalprivacy.com

#PaperTrail #Metadata #PhysicalPrivacy #USPS #InformedDelivery #BarcodeTracking #AnalogPrivacy

100% Legal Name
0%
Mostly Legal Name
0%
Mostly 'Resident'
0%
I use a P.O. Box
0%
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StarcadeNov 11

Hmm...

Post Office removed the "Did not receive" checkbox for unreceived mail on their Informed Delivery website.

I didn't get my mail yesterday.

I'm sure it likely arrive tomorrow 😐

#USPS #InformedDelivery

BluedepthOct 2, 2024
I spotted in the #USPS #InformedDelivery pictures of our voting ballots. My partner and I both, today, and you can be absolutely positive that I am going to fill that sucker out tonight and then drive it to the #KalamazooTownship office, they have a bank-depository style thing in the entrance to the Township office. I vote secretly at home, and then I drive in the middle of the night to deliver my votes. Nobody is stopping me. #Vote #today #HarrisWalz #CantGetAnyMoreLeft
Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬Aug 9, 2024
#USPS shared customer postal #addresses with #Meta, #LinkedIn and Snap
In the case of USPS, some of that collected data included the postal addresses of logged-in USPS #InformedDelivery customers, who use the service to see photos of their incoming mail before it arrives. It's not clear how many individuals had their information collected or for how long. Informed Delivery had more than 62 million users.
https://techcrunch.com/2024/07/18/usps-shared-customer-postal-addresses-with-meta-linkedin-and-snap/
Exclusive: USPS shared customer postal addresses with Meta, LinkedIn and Snap

The U.S. Postal Service confirmed it took action to "remediate" the data sharing following a TechCrunch investigation.

TechCrunch
Jonathan Kamens 86 47Dec 9, 2023
I registered my new motorcycle with the #Massachusetts #RMV around the beginning of November.
On November 20, the #USPS #InformedDelivery service notified me that the certificate of title should arrive in my mailbox that day.
It didn't.
It was then missing for 16 more days, until finally, today, 18 days after it was supposed to be delivered, it showed up in my mailbox.
This isn't a systemic problem—most of my mail arrives the day it's supposed to—but it's still pretty freakin' ridiculous.
1/2
Mark Nichols (LGBTQIA+ Ally)Sep 26, 2023

The best part about the Post Office "informed delivery" program is knowing what to expect in that day's mail.

The worst part is when a letter you were informed about doesn't arrive. Will it come tomorrow? Did it get put in the wrong mailbox?

The quality of our mail service continues to decline. That Louis DeJoy is still Postmaster General is baffling. I know there are larger issues, but why not fix this one?

#USPS #InformedDelivery

chris Feb 23, 2023
Signed up for #InformedDelivery, now I get to see my junk mail in emails too, neat. (When it happens to work once every 4 days or so)
Scott McGerikJan 11, 2023

Today we received our packages that were to be delivered on Friday, Saturday, and Monday. USPS is short staffed so I am not upset at the workers but I'm frustrated.

The man who delivered the packages liked Lizzie and gave her lots of pets. She loved him and if she could have climbed into his truck with him she would have.

#USPS #InformedDelivery #LateDelivery #SouthStPaul #Minnesota

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