Meghan’s As Ever customers issued dire warning – ‘Duchess of data’ | Royal | News

As usual, Meghan Markle’s was sent to customers a terrible warning on the data they offer when buying brands. The brand celebrated the launch that has been sold since the start of the website in March.

Despite the sale as usual, the second launch took place last month, while the website could not show a ‘sold’ next to the products. According to the latest edition of Private Eye magazine, ” Shopping websitesAs usual, they did not show a ‘sold’ signal at the beginning; Instead, it enabled customers to order full order, including payment details.

This failure led to entering the system, such as names, E -Posta address and payment details before receiving an e -mail to say that the product that customers want to buy.

Since then, the website has been updated with a ‘sold’ or ‘soon’ sign marked next to each product.

Meghan and his usual team used the real sales operation to an external source for a company called Snow Commerce. Online retailer has a number of bad customer reviews and a star from the US Better Business office.

As usual, the website is said to have harvests the payment details such as “date, time and place of your visit” and “devices you use to connect” and “IP address and” IP address and shipping address “and” site account login information and credit card number.

“There is no warehouse full of jams … Meghan now has all the data.”

Data Harvest Tactics are not illegal as usual, even this unusual – and the company gives information about the purpose of collecting data to anyone clicking on the Privacy page.

As usual, he states that “you can make inferences about you by reflecting that we believe that you have your preferences, features, predispositions and attitudes.”

Meghan’s brand also released the first alcohol product on July 1, Napa Valley Rosé. Customers who wanted to buy the wine had to enter the date of birth.