You should request your data from a company like axciom. You can ask them to delete it while you’re at it. They already know more about you than you’d ever wan

You should request your data from a company like axciom. You can ask them to delete it while you’re at it. They already know more about you than you’d ever want them to know. The fact that they hadn’t automatically matched your name before was either incompetence or simply being blocked by some frayed little law somewhere. A little off topic, but his is a classic example of the problem where the laws just haven’t kept up with the technology. Data collection and public government databases weren’t a problem when you had to go into some big office building somewhere to make a request, or maybe wait a couple weeks to sort it out through the mail. Today, however, it’s easier than ever to gather this data at scales people can’t even imagine and this level of aggregation has eroded privacy to a degree that I don’t think is reversible anymore. Anyway, here is a link to axcioms portal, although the cynic in me thinks that by requesting your data be deleted, all you’re doing is confirming your identity. https://privacyportal.onetrust.com/webform/342ca6ac-4177-4827-b61e-19070296cbd3/7229a09c-578f-4ac6-a987-e0428a7b877e https://privacyportal.onetrust.com/webform/342ca6ac-4177-482...