Like most people, I am signed up for a savings card from my grocery store. After all, who doesn’t want to save a few dollars on their already-expensive groceries each week, just by scanning your card at checkout?
Years ago, I bought a container of Nesquik from my grocery store. A few weeks after my purchase, I received a text, phone call, and email message notifying me that the product had been recalled. It’s clear that my savings card was doing more than just saving me money; it was also saving my purchasing information.
