Creator Jason Zada, a commercial and viral marketing director who created the interactive “Elf Yourself” online campaign for OfficeMax, said he “wanted to do something that messed with people” and to spur thought about how much information we allow people access to online.
"Our privacy was dead a while back and will never be the same," he said. "Life as a whole has changed. If you look at the video, the scariest part is that your information is in the video. The piece is scary because a person is violating your privacy, not because it's bloody or there's anything jumping out."
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