YMMV, but I consider my residence address (or, generalizing - my live geolocation) way more sensitive than my photo, fingerprints or DNA. Personally, I have to

YMMV, but I consider my residence address (or, generalizing - my live geolocation) way more sensitive than my photo, fingerprints or DNA. Personally, I have to trust someone much less to send them a photo, than an address of residence. I'm not exactly sure what can be more undesirable - being recognized or being physically interacted with. However, my first impression when I started to reply to your comment was that it's the latter.