> That sort of pushback only really works if, you know, at least a few people do it. :-) In the 80s and early 90s, I also would refuse to give my SSN for non-t

> That sort of pushback only really works if, you know, at least a few people do it. :-) In the 80s and early 90s, I also would refuse to give my SSN for non-taxid purposes. I also was worn down by the system. Employers wouldn’t understand. (HR was horrid.). Buying a house was more difficult. Medical provider relationships were more complicated. Cheers to you.