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Lee Gold XP <
[email protected]> wrote:
On 4/3/2021 3:34 PM, Arthur T. wrote:
The breach is from no later than August 2019 (when they fixed that
vulnerability). "The data includes phone numbers, full names,
location, email address, and biographical information."
I think all that information is on my webpage.
OTOH, I didn't even use my full name online until I started claiming
copyright on my filks.
But people should have the choice of how much or little of themselves
they expose online. And if one is greeted by information thought
private (or at least controlled), that one might think the greeter
either someone known personally, or someone official.
It reminds me of a time, long ago, when someone came up to someone I
was with and greeted her by name. She was taken aback because she
didn't recognize that person, but felt she should because the
stranger obviously knew her. My companion was wearing her name badge
from a convention we were taking a break from. And the stranger was
trying to get some money from her.
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Arthur T. - ar23hur "at" pobox "dot" com
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