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Right. But remember, this applies to cases where you can prove that your SSN has been stolen, which isn't enough to get a new one (if it were about 2/3 of Ameri
by InclinedPlane 10y ago
Right. But remember, this applies to cases where you can prove that your SSN has been stolen, which isn't enough to get a new one (if it were about 2/3 of Americans would be able to get one, most likely).
The big problem is that the SSN is completely, utterly a bad idea in the 21st century, but nobody is working on a superior replacement because things aren't "that bad yet".