Before you visit the website for the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories . . .

You should know the following:

They track you while you are on the website . . .

They also automatically send your information to third parties . . .

This information can also be used to target you for commercial and political content . . .

And they can even track you after you leave the website . . .

And they do all of this without your knowledge or consent:

In violation of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act s.41(2) . . .

And in violation of the Privacy Statement posted on their website . . .

The Privacy Statement concludes with a statement about disclosure of visitor information:

This looks like the information collected is subject to the laws of the Northwest Territories . . .

But they actually automatically send your personal information to third parties who have their own privacy policies . . .

Adobe's Privacy Policy says that the Laws of California and the United States apply to your personal information

Google's Privacy Policy says it will share your personal information if they have a "good faith belief" that it is "reasonably necessary"

So, if you've ever visited www.ntassembly.ca, your personal information has already been compromised

. . . now ask yourself what use they can possibly make of your personal information . . .

. . . and then research 'Cambridge Analytica'

Let's back up . . . this story begins with the GNWT intercepting my former work email

That story starts here:

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