Assuming that accidents occur with a specific percentage of data collected, it's not "funny", it's explainable: the more data one has, the greater the chance of things going wrong because someone uses data that is there but should not be used for that purpose.
That happens when systems grow so large that they cannot reasonably be understood by a single person.
I got phone calls from google cloud platform even though I am certain I didn't give them my number. They even managed to find my real name even though the only place I used it was for the payment method in the billing account, with a fake name on the google account. This is way too much information to give to their internal sales reps.