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Most US states publish property tax information. This includes the full name of the property owners, their full address, the amount of property tax levied, and
by ectospheno 4y ago
Most US states publish property tax information. This includes the full name of the property owners, their full address, the amount of property tax levied, and the purchase price of the home. So none of that information should be considered private. Phone numbers were also quite public in the phone book days of my childhood. Cell phones changed this a bit but I wouldn’t consider them private either. Food for thought.
- appel 4y agoI take your point, but my issue is more with the fact that I can point to the recipient email address of the email and make a pretty good case that my name, address and email address all originated from iFit, either by them selling my data, or by their systems being breached. Another user also pointed out that the fake invoice was for exercise equipment - the same general category as iFit. I don't think that is a coincidence.