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My landlord and I have a signed lease which can be produced on demand. No other party need have the information in advance, especially not those who claim the
by sneak 3y ago
My landlord and I have a signed lease which can be produced on demand. No other party need have the information in advance, especially not those who claim the authority to enforce property rights.
Courts enforcing notional rights weeks or
months later can’t get you un-murdered in your sleep by home invaders. Did we all forget that swatting is a thing?
The place that you sleep is secret, and you should never tell it to anyone that isn’t an invited guest, especially not apps or the DMV. Every other data leak can nominally be mitigated with time, inconvenience, or expense, but violence to your person or your children cannot be un-done after the fact.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1274747 https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1274747
- 2024throwaway 3y agoHow does one keep your address secret from the DMV?
- dheera 3y agoI guess if you are rich enough you could rent an additional studio that you don't actually sleep in 99% of the time but technically is one of your residences, and give that address to the DMV. When the DMV leaks your info to all your stalkers and crooks on the internet and they come after you they won't find you there.
- sneak 3y agoThis is the most airtight way if you have money to burn, but most everyone I know just uses a postbox (not a PO box but a private one) like full-time RVers/vanlife people do.
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