Videos tagged with Customer Data

This video discusses former President Trump's public criticism of Bank of America, stemming from allegations that the bank provided customer data, specifically related to firearm purchases, to the FBI. The content suggests a connection to the Second Amendment and implies the bank's actions are a betrayal of gun owners. The video aims to inform viewers about this incident and its potential implications for 2A rights.

This video, titled 'EXPOSED: Government Had Banks Monitor YOUR Purchases,' from Guns & Gadgets Media, discusses potential government overreach and surveillance related to financial transactions. It highlights a letter from the House Judiciary Committee and promotes various products and services, including Lear Capital for precious metals, a 'DISOBEY' shirt from Tristar Trading, and Blackout Coffee. The video also encourages viewers to join an email list, support the channel via Patreon, and support gun rights organizations like Gun Owners of America, Firearms Policy Coalition, and the Second Amendment Foundation. Technical details about video production equipment are also provided.

This video provides an update on Liberty Safe's policy change regarding customer code access. Following public backlash, Liberty Safe announced they will now require a subpoena from law enforcement to access customer safe codes. The speaker questions if this change is sufficient or too late, referencing past incidents where customer data was allegedly provided without a formal subpoena.

This video discusses a significant controversy surrounding Liberty Safe's alleged practice of providing gun safe access codes to the FBI without a warrant, based on a specific incident involving Nathan Earl Hughes. The host, Jared, expresses concern as a Liberty Safe owner and questions the company's protocols and commitment to customer privacy, while also noting the legal nuances of search warrants. The discussion highlights potential implications for firearm owners' privacy and security.

This video from Guns & Gadgets reports on a security breach at SB Tactical, where customer information was stolen by hackers. The description includes numerous links for viewers to support the channel, join email lists, purchase merchandise, and support gun rights organizations like Gun Owners of America and the Firearms Policy Coalition. It also lists the equipment used to produce the videos and includes a comprehensive disclaimer about the content being for informational and entertainment purposes only, emphasizing safe practices and legal compliance.

This video discusses a new, controversial UPS policy requiring firearms shippers to grant unlimited access to their books and customer data. The policy mandates compliance programs, potentially impacting internet gun sales and raising concerns about data security and discrimination against 2A supporters. The speaker, an expert in firearms and business operations, highlights the potential for this to be a 'data grab' and a continuation of 'Operation Choke Point' tactics.

This video discusses the controversial decision by Rainier Arms and Rock Slide USA to share customer information with the NYPD in New York City. The creator expresses disappointment and advises viewers against purchasing from these companies. The video also includes various affiliate links for related products like supplements, merchandise, health optimization services, body armor, coffee, and home gym equipment.

This video discusses a concerning situation where the Census Bureau is reportedly demanding customer information from holster manufacturers, specifically highlighting JM4 Tactical's refusal to comply. The Census Bureau is allegedly threatening to involve the Department of Justice if companies do not hand over this sensitive data. The video features a discussion with Chad from JM4 Tactical to explore the implications of this potential data collection and its impact on the firearm community.

This video discusses an alleged incident where ATF agents were reportedly scanning customer data from a local gun shop into a searchable database. The title and description suggest this action was illegal and caught on camera. Links are provided to apparel, social media, and resources for contacting elected officials regarding firearm rights.

This video discusses the ATF raid on Polymer80, focusing on the seizure of customer paperwork and alleged tax issues. The creator emphasizes that Polymer80 products are legal and expresses concern about customer data being in the hands of the ATF. The video also promotes the creator's various YouTube playlists covering handgun reviews, long gun reviews, Second Amendment advocacy, gear reviews, and range tests, as well as their social media channels.