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I know about those entities, though--and I know that, in the case of private companies, they're probably going to share it (and we can make laws to that effect)
by angersock 12y ago
I know about those entities, though--and I know that, in the case of private companies, they're probably going to share it (and we can make laws to that effect).
My original point is that those protections won't apply when just crawling through friends and acquaintances mentioning things.
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For another example, consider "Thank God, my friend angersock had a car accident today but only scratched the bumper". That's something I don't want as public knowledge, and that my insurance provider could (theoretically) use to raise my rates.
- schoen 12y agoAlso, revealing your birthdate to the general public could help people convince your bank they're you, or bust a pseudonym that you had been trying to keep separate from your legal name.