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What habits do you have to protect your privacy?
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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2023
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I remove all address stickers from packages before recycling them and i shred all papers that contain my name or sensitive infos.
I'm ashamed to admit I do the same thing!! Both of those. Lol. If I'm putting out a bunch of boxes in the recycling I always worry people will think I've got valuables or something nice and target me. Also identity theft is no joke. It's annoying that credit card companies send so much semi-sensitive stuff via mail.
Why remove the address stickers? A person that has access to your garbage cans probably knows your address anyway
i live in huge building with like 15 other parties(?). i just want my papertrail (pizzacartons, invoices, insurance-stuff, sextoy-packaging, ...) to drown in the "noise" ^^