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> everywhere you have ever lived, all of your phone numbers, voting records, debts, legal history, marriages, past names and aliases, email addresses, everythin
by bsilvereagle 11y ago
> everywhere you have ever lived, all of your phone numbers, voting records, debts, legal history, marriages, past names and aliases, email addresses, everything.
A lot of these things are publicly available from government entities. Voter records (available from sites like voterfind.com) include your address, and phone number in some locales. Marriage licenses are public record. If a debt goes to court, it becomes a public record. Any and all legal incidents are public record. Property taxes are public record.
- majewsky 11y agoDepends on the law. Most or all of these examples are not public record in Germany.
- hodwik 11y agoYes, technically. In the US your SSN, your mother's maiden name, and all of your school records are public data under many circumstances. That doesn't mean they get used or treated as such.