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> vulnerable to 220 million people. In a country with 207 million people. This means that even the dead can't rest in peace. On the bright side, we'll not hav
by diego_moita 6y ago
> vulnerable to 220 million people.
In a country with 207 million people. This means that even the dead can't rest in peace.
On the bright side, we'll not have any data leaks anymore because there will be no more secrets to leak. :)
- Chico75 6y agoProbably concerns citizens living abroad as well
- cuca_de_chumbo 6y agoI was born dual US/Brazil and left Brazil just after turning 18 about 36 years ago, wondering wondering whether I'm in the leak and whether anyone could use my info to open illicit bank accounts, etc. I don't want to be associated with money-laundering, and am too far in headspace from financial-institutions/credit-bureaus to check it out.
- FalconSensei 6y agoIf you declared permanent out-of-country move, you (or an impersonator) shouldn't be able to open accounts/buy things - as far as I know.
- kinow 6y agoI think there are extra fees as a foreigner. You are not prohibited of having a bank account, insurance, using credit, etc. But most systems will prevent the CPF of being used without some sort of special approval.
- anothernewdude 6y agoOnly 207 million? I thought there was at least a brazillian.
- Bancakes 6y agoNo, Donald...