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Doesn’t seem any different than accessing public records to see house sale transactions and then going and robbing people who spent a lot on their home?
by plandis 4y ago
Doesn’t seem any different than accessing public records to see house sale transactions and then going and robbing people who spent a lot on their home?
- b5n 4y agoI haven't viewed the whole thread, but one thing I haven't seen any discussion on is how dangerous this is for survivors of abuse. It's not uncommon for victims of domestic abuse, stalking, sexual assault, etc. to apply for CCW as a means of defense. Their address and other PII was made immediately available to the general public, _including their abuser_. I've not submitted a PRI in the state of CA (which is what I believe is required for CCW data), but based on privacy laws I assume they're not handing out addresses on a whim.