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Originally Posted by feralkittymom
Honestly, I think this is a bit naive. Sure, I can choose to not have a FB account, or lock it down if I do have one and agree that's my responsibility. But tax records? Home value? Mortgage? Whether or not I have my assets in a trust? My spouse's name and any family details? Sorry, this sort of info is out there for reasons beyond our control, and I doubt anyone wants it to be. States have been incredibly lax about the security and privacy of much info. It's "public" by default, not by choice. We all deserve better.
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honestly, most of that stuff you have to pay for. here's what i can find on myself: my address, my house value, and... that's about it. i can't even find who i'm married to. :: shrugs :: i guess in general, those things don't mean anything to me with regards to my t or anyone else.
i think it might just be a generational thing. i just haven't seen any convincing argument other than if it's a trigger issue that says i should stop googling people. and like i said, that's someone else's choice, but i'm just not of the same mindset.