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> This is probably why it's considered "sensitive." The Social Security Administration calls the SSN "confidential" in their own documentation to citizens. It
by thephyber 9y ago
> This is probably why it's considered "sensitive."
The Social Security Administration calls the SSN "confidential" in their own documentation to citizens.
It wasn't well designed for the modern era and Congress is ill-equipped to try and tackle the real problem (we don't have a national ID card with some sort of chip & pin/passphrase/biomarker).