Patrick Ambron, Founder BrandYourself & HelloPrivacy (acquired by Array). Tweet about startups & online privacy/reputation
NYC, NY
Joined March 2009
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I accidentally deleted this tweet, so pinning it again. Here's how we reversed a $300K/mo burn and hit profitability without laying off a single employee. medium.com/@patrickambron/ho…
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Getting up to speed on privacy laws relating to the internet varonis.com/blog/us-privacy-…
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Beyond excited to announce @bubble's $100m series A led by @insightpartners! After almost a decade of hard work, we are ready to take on the world and make software creation accessible to everyone!
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BrandYourself’s founder and CEO, @PatrickAmbron, discusses whether Tinder’s new background check feature is more helpful or hurtful to its users and their privacy. blog.avast.com/tinder-backgr…
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Homemetry is a website that aggregates real estate and property information for individual addresses. This includes owner and resident info, home values, sales history, taxes, neighborhood info, etc. Here’s how you can get your personal details removed. brandyourself.com/blog/priva…
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Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is any piece of info used to identify a person. This guide highlights examples of PII and common risks you should be aware of, as well as how to get this info removed from Google. brandyourself.com/blog/priva…
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A product manager role building sci-fi products...
We're hiring our first product manager @densityio. Role reports to me. We have some groundbreaking applications in development. This role will have a broad purview.
Would love if you'd RT / cc / DM someone who's great!
More here - jobs.lever.co/density/1991ae…
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Calling in a big favor!
My guy Isaac Rochell is currently in 2nd place for the Walter Payton Man of the Year voting. @Isaacrochell90 #vaynersports
The favor: Please retweet this tweet.
A retweet = a vote. Would mean a lot to me!
#WPMOYChallenge + rochell
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Incognito mode isn't private. It never was.
DuckDuckGo is private. Will always be.
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Business Insider covered @densityio yesterday. @JeffElder with the write up.
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so @JumboPrivacy just published a report that North Dakota's contact tracing app is sharing user location data with Foursquare. Which, idk about you, sounds not great. blog.jumboprivacy.com/jumbo-…
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Excited to announce two more initiatives to help small businesses and laid off workers in Victoria:
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Consumer advocacy group DoNotPay launches Robo Revenge, an app that fights robocallers by giving them burner credit card info and then helping users sue them (@bigblackjacobin / VICE)
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this is my love language.
1) @nikillinit 's "How to use twitter to make you smarter" speakerdeck.com/nikhilkrishn…
2) the great folks at @Brandyourself have a nice guide here: brandyourself.com/definitive…
3) @dorieclark in @HarvardBiz is excellent hbr.org/2011/03/reinventing-…
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I discovered 37signals and Getting Real when I was 14, and been a fan ever since. Super excited to be featured on their @reworkpodcast!
rework.fm/the-road-out-of-st…
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Very cool to see @Brandyourself in @TheHustle today (I read everyday) as the small business of the week! @PatrickAmbron @theSamParr – at Sands Point, NY
Imp post by @geoffreyfowler "Facebook will now show you exactly how it stalks you — even when you’re not using Facebook" Follow the directions to cut off access to tracking washingtonpost.com/technolog…
"It took 6 Years to Clean up My Identity Theft". A harrowing example of how vulnerable our information is. There's enough info out there to steal most of our identities, we just don't think about it until it happens. getpocket.com/explore/item/i…
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Even if you've grown indifferent to privacy concerns these days (or you just assume that tech companies are tracking everything we do no matter what) this is still pretty shocking. Tremendous reporting by @kashhill nytimes.com/2020/01/18/techn…