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I live in Denmark, where you’d really need a new official SSN to “disappear” because you can’t do much without one and the official 2 factor identity that comes
by moksly 6y ago
I live in Denmark, where you’d really need a new official SSN to “disappear” because you can’t do much without one and the official 2 factor identity that comes with it. But this article got me wondering a bit.
I work in the public sector, and it’s actually not that hard to declare someone dead and issue a new SSN, or perhaps even a fake permanent refugee permit that will be eligible for a SSN after a few years. The processes around it aren’t really that audited, and nothing about the last part of it would pop up in any audit. It’s also done by some of our lowest payed employees who are hopelessly overworked, making it even easier to hide.
I wonder if anyone is selling this service illegally.
- viraptor 6y agoIt depends on who do you want to disappear from though. Just server the existing social ties or become officially recognised as a new identity. The first one probably doesn't require a new SSN.