On top of people wanting privacy about that stuff, there’s also probably enough there to get through a lot of “password recovery questions”, for sites that have

On top of people wanting privacy about that stuff, there’s also probably enough there to get through a lot of “password recovery questions”, for sites that have those. Especially if they can get similar info about your family (through the same FB breach). Too often an email address plus correct answers to questions like “what’s your mother’s birthplace?”, “what’s your fathers middle name?”, “what’s your favourite hockey team” are used to prove identity online, and these types of questions could be very answerable from this breach.