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Useless information about the wrong country

• tommiegannert 5y ago
  It sounded to me like GGP was interested in hearing about any SSN that was assumed to be public knowledge, and Russia's was just the igniting spark for the question. GP makes it clear that, yes, there exists an example where the SSN is a public identifier. GGP: > Are their identification codes used as a shitty master password to their life too? I'd love to get to a system where your tax id was assumed to public knowledge
  • vmception 5y ago
    They are being facetious. They are from a country where SSN where its a shitty master password for their life, and was wondering if Russia was the same way or if it was potentially implemented better.
    • cjaybo 5y ago
      You might want to re-read the thread again. Your comment was uncalled for.
      • vmception 5y ago
        “Are their” meaning possessive, meaning Russian SSN, not “are there” meaning does any exist somewhere Is there anything specific you want to point out in my reread?
        • jpmoral 5y ago
          > I'd love to get to a system where your tax id was assumed to public knowledge