I'm not sure which effect. One very likely still face consequencies anytime there's an incentive to check the person's background, such as when looking for a bi

I'm not sure which effect. One very likely still face consequencies anytime there's an incentive to check the person's background, such as when looking for a big company employment, or entering public/political life. Because, it's still few clicks away, and one doesn't need neither costly equipment, nor complex training to reveal it. Random grandma may not find it, but arguments for the law where based on the former, not on the latter.