Oracle is an important part of the tracking and data industry.[1] It has claimed to have amassed detailed dossiers on 5 billion people,[2] and generates $42.4 billion in annual revenue.[3]
Oracle’s dossiers about people include names, home addresses, emails, purchases online and in the real world, physical movements in the real world, income, interests and political views, and a detailed account of online activity: [4] for example, one Oracle database included a record of a German man who used a prepaid debit card to place a €10 bet on an esports betting site.[5]
Oracle also coordinates a global trade in dossiers about people through the Oracle Data Marketplace.