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MYMOVE delivering Voter Registration to wrong individuals
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this post was submitted on 13 Oct 2023
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Pretty common but not much of a privacy violation. Most addresses are pretty public. If you've ever used one of those investigation websites you'd see how many different places the name and address get linked - only way to possibly keep your name not associated with your address is to never use the address for any correspondence, packages, or even shit like school applications, drivers license record, etc. Instead use a PO Box, a friend, or a forwarder. Even then it won't stop someone like a landlord from putting your name associated with the address somewhere where someone can find it. And if you buy, you basically need a LLC run by a lawyer as the owner of record to avoid having your name associated with the address.