A recently discovered Uber email address hack in 2016 has now been uncovered and email addresses for 57 million people were among the personal data points exposed for the transportation company. There is a chance some of these stolen emails could be on your email marketing list and the people that owned those email addresses have switched accounts and deleted the old stolen email account or abandon them instead. The good news is that you can remove those old stolen Uber emails off your customer lists if they are no longer valid or active by servicing your lists with a bulk email verifier. According to MediaPost “The theft did not… Read More
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