I understand why people are saying this is not a breach and I tend to agree. I do think there are some basic measures you can put in place to make this kind of

I understand why people are saying this is not a breach and I tend to agree. I do think there are some basic measures you can put in place to make this kind of abuse harder. The real problem is that most users don’t understand when they sign up for a service like clubhouse, what information is public, how easy it is for bad actors to get access to that information and how this information can be used to harm them later (phishing, identity theft etc.). Who should be educating the average non technical user about the risk of agreeing to share you information publicly and even if they knew would it actually change anything. Personally, I have hit the point where I have accepted that all my -and my families information is public and for that reason with people like my parents I tend focus on teaching them to avoid falling for phone scams and phishing.