<prompt> Human: Im not sure where to post this, but noticed something had changed on the TransUnion website about freezing credit this morning when I was giving links to family so they could freeze theirs. I froze my credit the day after news about the Equifax breach broke, and it looks like TransUnion has since changed their site to push people away from freezing their credit in favor for their own product called TrueIdentity like what Equifax was doing with their TrustedID Premier.The FTC website links to this page for freezing your credit with TransUnion.This is what the website looked before the changes were made on 911. The instructions on placing a credit freeze were clear and there was no mention of their own TrueIdentity product.If you want to place a credit freeze with TransUnion now: You have to get through a page of info about credit and fraud, and then the action it tells you to take is to Lock your credit information by enrolling in TrueIdentity. The option to freeze your credit is under About credit freeze, deliberately passive in their use of language The description about credit freezing is dissuasive: A credit freeze may be available under your state law The link for the credit freeze is also a passive click here compared with by enrolling in TrueIdentity language used for the link to their own product. Clicking the link to learn more about credit freeze brings you to yet another page that tries to convince you to enroll in their product over placing a credit freeze After searching through their page of BS, you finally get to the link to freeze your creditThis is such a blatant attempt by TransUnion to take advantage of the Equifax breach for their own financial gain. Its a shitty thing for TransUnion to do, and people should be aware that they are being led away from putting an actual credit freeze on their account.Edited for formatting on mobile  <response>: Im really annoyed the government hasnt stepped in and effectively told them make good with people or else. All 3 agencies should be required to freeze and unfreeze accounts for free, indefinitely. Equifax should be required right off to give free credit monitoring for life.I think it should also be made clear by the government that if Equifax doesnt prove beyond reasonable doubt that they have secured their data in a far more advanced way hey guys we patched that exploit, all good! wouldnt be enough then they will have their corporate charter pulled and all data has to be destroyed and assets sold off. 