Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
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Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
> ASK THIS TECH...
>
> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>
> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>
> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>
> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_delete-public-information-internet.html>
>
> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
> sending new information in the future...
>
> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
> county's records department...
>
> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>
> THANKS
"Send a request for the removal of your records via postal mail to the
website address. Websites' addresses can usually be found under the
"Contact Us" page. For security, the site may require your Social
Security Number, name, birth date and addresses in the last 15 years."
Oh, now, this is good advice. In order to "verify" that someone wants
their confidential information deleted from public view, they have to
give their most private and guarded information to the very assclowns
who are screwing you over in the first place?
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
> ASK THIS TECH...
>
> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>
> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>
> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>
> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_delete-public-information-internet.html>
>
> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
> sending new information in the future...
>
> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
> county's records department...
>
> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>
> THANKS
<hand waving FURiously at DasFax)
Das****s!!! DumbFox!! ****edFox, can I ask a question??
Why didn't you use the relevant link to the '06 article of Digital
Goddess Kim Komando *larf*?
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 15:11:26 -0500, Ryan White wrote:
> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
>
>> ASK THIS TECH...
>>
>> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
>> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>>
>> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
>> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>>
>> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>>
>> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_delete-public-information-internet.html>
>>
>> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
>> sending new information in the future...
>>
>> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
>> county's records department...
>>
>> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>>
>> THANKS
>
> <hand waving FURiously at DasFax)
>
> Das****s!!! DumbFox!! ****edFox, can I ask a question??
>
> Why didn't you use the relevant link to the '06 article of Digital
> Goddess Kim Komando *larf*?
>
> <http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columnist/kimkomando/2006-10-05-database-info_x.htm>
>
> Weren't you the least bit concerned that most everyone knows she a
> fukken moron? Except you?
>
> <http://www.oreillynet.com/etel/blog/2004/11/voip_fud_from_kim_komando_of_a.html>
>
> <https://squeaksquad.wordpress.com/2008/07/05/kim-komando-is-a-moron/>
>
> http://digital.net/~gandalf/KKomando.html
>
> <http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/5902/>
>
> THANKS...
>
> ...FOR PLAYING
What do you like most about her? The fact that she peddles whichever
lackluster consumer electronics Radio Shack¡¦s having a problem
pushing out the door, or that she writes like a twelve year old?
I always liked the way she looked at the world. The whole ¡¥facts be
damned¡¦ things really got me going. I mean, seriously. Facts be
Damned? The ***** really is a revolutionary.
Anyways, I wouldn¡¦t stand on the soap box for too long, Dasfriend.
Surely, if you listen to Kim Kommando, you wouldn¡¦t know a computer
expert if he brought you a box of USB cables and offered to perform
an Anytime Upgrade to get you out from under Home Basic. Then again,
that does sound like something Kim would do¡K
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
> ASK THIS TECH...
>
> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>
> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>
> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>
> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_delete-public-information-internet.html>
>
> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
> sending new information in the future...
>
> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
> county's records department...
>
> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>
> THANKS
If you are really concerned about public information about yourself
posted all over the internet, then you should try to keep your
"footprint" as small as possible. It's highly unlikely that you will
be able to be completely absent from any search, but it's the only way
to make the people searching for you to have a tough job.
This includes your obsessive posting to Wilders which is quickly
indexed by Google. Of course you knew that being a "Tech", right?
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Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:01:03 -0500, Mxsmanic wrote:
> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
>
>> ASK THIS TECH...
>>
>> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
>> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>>
>> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
>> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>>
>> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>>
>> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_delete-public-information-internet.html>
>>
>> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
>> sending new information in the future...
>>
>> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
>> county's records department...
>>
>> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>>
>> THANKS
>
> If you are really concerned about public information about yourself
> posted all over the internet, then you should try to keep your
> "footprint" as small as possible. It's highly unlikely that you will
> be able to be completely absent from any search, but it's the only way
> to make the people searching for you to have a tough job.
>
> This includes your obsessive posting to Wilders which is quickly
> indexed by Google. Of course you knew that being a "Tech", right?
One thing I think geeks around the world need to do is get with their
governments and share the concerns over privacy and how public records
like they were considered public 20 years ago for most countries with
laws that are still unchanged regarding public records, as though the
Internet never exsited, should now be changed to protect people from
internet threats...
Make sense...? Am I getting through...?
Public information should not be public on the internet if you don't
want it, there's to much at stake...Public doesn't mean public when I
think TECH...
--
Tech, computer repair specialist (on the side), part time Tech
(employer) cooker, camper, coder, consultant, ****sman, cool as a
cucumber...Paul Fox www.dasfox.comhttp://about.me/dasfox Contact: http://www.dasfox.com/blog/2009/05/~/contact.aspx
> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
> sending new information in the future...
> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
> county's records department...
> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
> THANKS
> If you are really concerned about public information about yourself
> posted all over the internet, then you should try to keep your
> "footprint" as small as possible. It's highly unlikely that you will
> be able to be completely absent from any search, but it's the only way
> to make the people searching for you to have a tough job.
> This includes your obsessive posting to Wilders which is quickly
> indexed by Google. Of course you knew that being a "Tech", right?
> One thing I think geeks around the world need to do is get with their
> governments and share the concerns over privacy and how public records
> like they were considered public 20 years ago for most countries with
> laws that are still unchanged regarding public records, as though the
> Internet never exsited, should now be changed to protect people from
> internet threats...
> Make sense...? Am I getting through...?
> Public information should not be public on the internet if you don't
> want it, there's to much at stake...Public doesn't mean public when I
> think TECH...
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 03:39:47 +0100 (CET), Nomen Nescio wrote:
>> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:01:03 -0500, Mxsmanic wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
>
>> ASK THIS TECH...
>
>> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
>> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>
>> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
>> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>
>> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>
>> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_delete-public-information-internet.html>
>
>> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
>> sending new information in the future...
>
>> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
>> county's records department...
>
>> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>
>> THANKS
>
>> If you are really concerned about public information about yourself
>> posted all over the internet, then you should try to keep your
>> "footprint" as small as possible. It's highly unlikely that you will
>> be able to be completely absent from any search, but it's the only way
>> to make the people searching for you to have a tough job.
>
>> This includes your obsessive posting to Wilders which is quickly
>> indexed by Google. Of course you knew that being a "Tech", right?
>
>> One thing I think geeks around the world need to do is get with their
>> governments and share the concerns over privacy and how public records
>> like they were considered public 20 years ago for most countries with
>> laws that are still unchanged regarding public records, as though the
>> Internet never exsited, should now be changed to protect people from
>> internet threats...
>
>> Make sense...? Am I getting through...?
>
>> Public information should not be public on the internet if you don't
>> want it, there's to much at stake...Public doesn't mean public when I
>> think TECH...
>
>> --
>> Tech, computer repair specialist (on the side), part time Tech
>> (employer) cooker, camper, coder, consultant, ****sman, cool as a
>> cucumber...Paul Fox www.dasfox.comhttp://about.me/dasfox Contact:
>> http://www.dasfox.com/blog/2009/05/~/contact.aspx
>
> Governments don't give a rip what you think. They think they
> have all the answers and only care about dictating what you need.
LOL...no glory, no guts...TAKE A STAND...
If GEEKS do, then NOTHING can stop us...
We are the internet...because the internet is TECH...
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:01:03 -0500, Mxsmanic wrote:
> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
>
>> ASK THIS TECH...
>>
>> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in
the real
>> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet =
Usenet...
>>
>> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the
years to
>> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>>
>> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>>
>> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_dele...c-information-
internet.html>
>>
>> By the way removing data online does not prevent public
records from
>> sending new information in the future...
>>
>> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to
contact your
>> county's records department...
>>
>> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>>
>> THANKS
>
> If you are really concerned about public information about yourself
> posted all over the internet, then you should try to keep your
> "footprint" as small as possible. It's highly unlikely that you will
> be able to be completely absent from any search, but it's the only way
> to make the people searching for you to have a tough job.
>
> This includes your obsessive posting to Wilders which is quickly
> indexed by Google. Of course you knew that being a "Tech", right?
Excellent advice.
I might add the following:
In the United States, you must take steps to remove your
personal information from Intelius. https://www.intelius.com/
This repository is often used by law enforcement, and also
corporate background investigators.
I cannot definitively prove this, but somehow, once you
disconnect from Intelius,
a significant amount of your personal information that appears
online, disappears.
That is my experience. I feel many persoanl information sites
ultimately draw from Intelius.
They will permit you to "opt-out" however they have very strict
terms. A request must be faxed
to them. They have a backlog of requests and a submission can
take several months to process.
Patience is the watchword here.
Approach them professionally. Don't get militant with them and
prattle about regarding your "privacy rights."
They could give a rat's *** less. We have none.
I suffered from the misconception that my information is
private, unless I give consent
that it NOT be shared.
Actually, the reverse is now true. Your information is
automatically shared and disseminated unless
you take steps to insure that it is not.
> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
> sending new information in the future...
> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
> county's records department...
> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
> THANKS
> If you are really concerned about public information about yourself
> posted all over the internet, then you should try to keep your
> "footprint" as small as possible. It's highly unlikely that you will
> be able to be completely absent from any search, but it's the only way
> to make the people searching for you to have a tough job.
> This includes your obsessive posting to Wilders which is quickly
> indexed by Google. Of course you knew that being a "Tech", right?
> Excellent advice.
> I might add the following:
> In the United States, you must take steps to remove your
> personal information from Intelius.
> https://www.intelius.com/
> This repository is often used by law enforcement, and also
> corporate background investigators.
> I cannot definitively prove this, but somehow, once you
> disconnect from Intelius,
> a significant amount of your personal information that appears
> online, disappears.
> That is my experience. I feel many persoanl information sites
> ultimately draw from Intelius.
> They will permit you to "opt-out" however they have very strict
> terms. A request must be faxed
> to them. They have a backlog of requests and a submission can
> take several months to process.
> Patience is the watchword here.
> Approach them professionally. Don't get militant with them and
> prattle about regarding your "privacy rights."
> They could give a rat's *** less. We have none.
> I suffered from the misconception that my information is
> private, unless I give consent
> that it NOT be shared.
> Actually, the reverse is now true. Your information is
> automatically shared and disseminated unless
> you take steps to insure that it is not.
Info concerning their policy after you should OptOut on Intelius:
'...if your address or area code changes, your new information --
including other associated identifying information -- will again
appear unless you opt out the new record. Similarly, if the way in
which your name or address appears in a record differs from a
record you opted out (e.g., "Michael" instead of "Mike," or "1212
Second AVE NE" instead of "1212-2nd Avenue Northeast"), we may
include the differing record.'
So everytime something new arrives are everytime something is
changed, Intelius ignores your OptOut request and starts over.
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On 1/10/2011 7:25 AM, Nomen Nescio wrote:
>> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:01:03 -0500, Mxsmanic wrote:
>
>
>> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
>
>> ASK THIS TECH...
>
>> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
>> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>
>> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
>> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>
>> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>
>> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_dele...c-information- internet.html>
>
>> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
>> sending new information in the future...
>
>> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
>> county's records department...
>
>> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>
>> THANKS
>
>> If you are really concerned about public information about yourself
>> posted all over the internet, then you should try to keep your
>> "footprint" as small as possible. It's highly unlikely that you will
>> be able to be completely absent from any search, but it's the only way
>> to make the people searching for you to have a tough job.
>
>> This includes your obsessive posting to Wilders which is quickly
>> indexed by Google. Of course you knew that being a "Tech", right?
>
>> Excellent advice.
>
>> I might add the following:
>
>> In the United States, you must take steps to remove your
>> personal information from Intelius.
>> https://www.intelius.com/
>
>> This repository is often used by law enforcement, and also
>> corporate background investigators.
>
>> I cannot definitively prove this, but somehow, once you
>> disconnect from Intelius,
>> a significant amount of your personal information that appears
>> online, disappears.
>> That is my experience. I feel many persoanl information sites
>> ultimately draw from Intelius.
>
>> They will permit you to "opt-out" however they have very strict
>> terms. A request must be faxed
>> to them. They have a backlog of requests and a submission can
>> take several months to process.
>> Patience is the watchword here.
>
>> Approach them professionally. Don't get militant with them and
>> prattle about regarding your "privacy rights."
>> They could give a rat's *** less. We have none.
>
>> I suffered from the misconception that my information is
>> private, unless I give consent
>> that it NOT be shared.
>
>> Actually, the reverse is now true. Your information is
>> automatically shared and disseminated unless
>> you take steps to insure that it is not.
>
> Info concerning their policy after you should OptOut on Intelius:
>
> '...if your address or area code changes, your new information --
> including other associated identifying information -- will again
> appear unless you opt out the new record. Similarly, if the way in
> which your name or address appears in a record differs from a
> record you opted out (e.g., "Michael" instead of "Mike," or "1212
> Second AVE NE" instead of "1212-2nd Avenue Northeast"), we may
> include the differing record.'
>
> So everytime something new arrives are everytime something is
> changed, Intelius ignores your OptOut request and starts over.
>
Not necessarily.
I've had changes in my personal profile the last few years, yet somehow
my information remains suppressed. Perhaps my information just hasn't been updated yet.
Generally, it is is a significant change such as a change in address or employment that can prompt an update.
Regarding one's address, always use a PO Box whenever possible.
I grant you that in a sense, this is an uphill fight, perhaps a losing
battle. But life itself, is a losing battle. But we persist.And we fight the good fight. Forgive the trite philosophical digression!
I write only to stress the importance of opting out of Intelius.
They are the source.
I think one would find that much of your online information with numerous sources, just disappears. It is not as futile as it may seem.
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 16:05:50 -0500, KATIhOle wrote:
> she writes like a twelve year old?
>
"For binaural beats to work, you must use headphones. Different sounds are
played in each ear. The sounds combine in your brain to create a new
frequency. This frequency corresponds to brain wave frequencies.
There are different brain wave frequencies. These frequencies are related
to different states like relaxation and alertness.
Digital drugs supposedly synchronize your brain waves with the sound.
Hence, they allegedly alter your mental state.
Binaural beats create a beating sound. Other noises may be included with
binaural beats. This is intended to mask their unpleasant sound."
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 16:05:50 -0500, KATIhOle wrote:
> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 15:11:26 -0500, Ryan White wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
>>
>>> ASK THIS TECH...
>>>
>>> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
>>> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>>>
>>> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
>>> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>>>
>>> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>>>
>>> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_delete-public-information-internet.html>
>>>
>>> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
>>> sending new information in the future...
>>>
>>> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
>>> county's records department...
>>>
>>> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>>>
>>> THANKS
>>
>> <hand waving FURiously at DasFax)
>>
>> Das****s!!! DumbFox!! ****edFox, can I ask a question??
>>
>> Why didn't you use the relevant link to the '06 article of Digital
>> Goddess Kim Komando *larf*?
>>
>> <http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columnist/kimkomando/2006-10-05-database-info_x.htm>
>>
>> Weren't you the least bit concerned that most everyone knows she a
>> fukken moron? Except you?
>>
>> <http://www.oreillynet.com/etel/blog/2004/11/voip_fud_from_kim_komando_of_a.html>
>>
>> <https://squeaksquad.wordpress.com/2008/07/05/kim-komando-is-a-moron/>
>>
>> http://digital.net/~gandalf/KKomando.html
>>
>> <http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/5902/>
>>
>> THANKS...
>>
>> ...FOR PLAYING
>
> <http://shrine.slowblog.com/2008/07/08/kim-komando-blunders-web-hosting-advice/>
>
> <http://shrine.slowblog.com/2006/11/07/kim-kommando-incompetent/>
>
> What do you like most about her? The fact that she peddles whichever
> lackluster consumer electronics Radio Shack¡¦s having a problem
> pushing out the door, or that she writes like a twelve year old?
>
> I always liked the way she looked at the world. The whole ¡¥facts be
> damned¡¦ things really got me going. I mean, seriously. Facts be
> Damned? The ***** really is a revolutionary.
>
> Anyways, I wouldn¡¦t stand on the soap box for too long, Dasfriend.
> Surely, if you listen to Kim Kommando, you wouldn¡¦t know a computer
> expert if he brought you a box of USB cables and offered to perform
> an Anytime Upgrade to get you out from under Home Basic. Then again,
> that does sound like something Kim would do¡K
Shut your ****ing piehole, Katio.
--
Tech, computer repair specialist (on the side), part time Tech
Pro poster ot Wildrs Security...home base...On usenet to help noobs
Not me...
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 22:28:11 -0500, AzzMazta wrote:
> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 16:05:50 -0500, KATIhOle wrote:
>
>> she writes like a twelve year old?
>>
>
> "For binaural beats to work, you must use headphones. Different sounds are
> played in each ear. The sounds combine in your brain to create a new
> frequency. This frequency corresponds to brain wave frequencies.
>
> There are different brain wave frequencies. These frequencies are related
> to different states like relaxation and alertness.
>
> Digital drugs supposedly synchronize your brain waves with the sound.
> Hence, they allegedly alter your mental state.
>
> Binaural beats create a beating sound. Other noises may be included with
> binaural beats. This is intended to mask their unpleasant sound."
>
> http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columni...al-drugs_N.htm
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Tue, 11 Jan 2011 03:57:19 +0100 (CET), Anne Onime wrote:
> On 1/10/2011 7:25 AM, Nomen Nescio wrote:
>>> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:01:03 -0500, Mxsmanic wrote:
>>
>>> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
>>
>>> ASK THIS TECH...
>>
>>> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
>>> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>>
>>> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
>>> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>>
>>> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>>
>>> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_dele...c-information- internet.html>
>>
>>> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
>>> sending new information in the future...
>>
>>> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
>>> county's records department...
>>
>>> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>>
>>> THANKS
>>
>>> If you are really concerned about public information about yourself
>>> posted all over the internet, then you should try to keep your
>>> "footprint" as small as possible. It's highly unlikely that you will
>>> be able to be completely absent from any search, but it's the only way
>>> to make the people searching for you to have a tough job.
>>
>>> This includes your obsessive posting to Wilders which is quickly
>>> indexed by Google. Of course you knew that being a "Tech", right?
>>
>>> Excellent advice.
>>
>>> I might add the following:
>>
>>> In the United States, you must take steps to remove your
>>> personal information from Intelius.
>>> https://www.intelius.com/
>>
>>> This repository is often used by law enforcement, and also
>>> corporate background investigators.
>>
>>> I cannot definitively prove this, but somehow, once you
>>> disconnect from Intelius,
>>> a significant amount of your personal information that appears
>>> online, disappears.
>>> That is my experience. I feel many persoanl information sites
>>> ultimately draw from Intelius.
>>
>>> They will permit you to "opt-out" however they have very strict
>>> terms. A request must be faxed
>>> to them. They have a backlog of requests and a submission can
>>> take several months to process.
>>> Patience is the watchword here.
>>
>>> Approach them professionally. Don't get militant with them and
>>> prattle about regarding your "privacy rights."
>>> They could give a rat's *** less. We have none.
>>
>>> I suffered from the misconception that my information is
>>> private, unless I give consent
>>> that it NOT be shared.
>>
>>> Actually, the reverse is now true. Your information is
>>> automatically shared and disseminated unless
>>> you take steps to insure that it is not.
>>
>> Info concerning their policy after you should OptOut on Intelius:
>>
>> '...if your address or area code changes, your new information --
>> including other associated identifying information -- will again
>> appear unless you opt out the new record. Similarly, if the way in
>> which your name or address appears in a record differs from a
>> record you opted out (e.g., "Michael" instead of "Mike," or "1212
>> Second AVE NE" instead of "1212-2nd Avenue Northeast"), we may
>> include the differing record.'
>>
>> So everytime something new arrives are everytime something is
>> changed, Intelius ignores your OptOut request and starts over.
>>
>
> Not necessarily.
>
> I've had changes in my personal profile the last few years, yet somehow
> my information remains suppressed. Perhaps my information just hasn't been updated yet.
>
> Generally, it is is a significant change such as a change in address or employment that can prompt an update.
>
> Regarding one's address, always use a PO Box whenever possible.
>
> I grant you that in a sense, this is an uphill fight, perhaps a losing
> battle. But life itself, is a losing battle. But we persist.And we fight the good fight. Forgive the trite philosophical digression!
NO Brother...
GEEKS need to press forward with principal and carroture...
UNITE
--
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Pro poster ot Wildrs Security...home base...On usenet to help noobs
Not me...
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Tue, 11 Jan 2011 00:35:50 -0500, DasFox wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Jan 2011 03:57:19 +0100 (CET), Anne Onime wrote:
>
>> On 1/10/2011 7:25 AM, Nomen Nescio wrote:
>>>> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:01:03 -0500, Mxsmanic wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
>>>
>>>> ASK THIS TECH...
>>>
>>>> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
>>>> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>>>
>>>> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
>>>> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>>>
>>>> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>>>
>>>> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_dele...c-information- internet.html>
>>>
>>>> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
>>>> sending new information in the future...
>>>
>>>> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
>>>> county's records department...
>>>
>>>> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>>>
>>>> THANKS
>>>
>>>> If you are really concerned about public information about yourself
>>>> posted all over the internet, then you should try to keep your
>>>> "footprint" as small as possible. It's highly unlikely that you will
>>>> be able to be completely absent from any search, but it's the only way
>>>> to make the people searching for you to have a tough job.
>>>
>>>> This includes your obsessive posting to Wilders which is quickly
>>>> indexed by Google. Of course you knew that being a "Tech", right?
>>>
>>>> Excellent advice.
>>>
>>>> I might add the following:
>>>
>>>> In the United States, you must take steps to remove your
>>>> personal information from Intelius.
>>>> https://www.intelius.com/
>>>
>>>> This repository is often used by law enforcement, and also
>>>> corporate background investigators.
>>>
>>>> I cannot definitively prove this, but somehow, once you
>>>> disconnect from Intelius,
>>>> a significant amount of your personal information that appears
>>>> online, disappears.
>>>> That is my experience. I feel many persoanl information sites
>>>> ultimately draw from Intelius.
>>>
>>>> They will permit you to "opt-out" however they have very strict
>>>> terms. A request must be faxed
>>>> to them. They have a backlog of requests and a submission can
>>>> take several months to process.
>>>> Patience is the watchword here.
>>>
>>>> Approach them professionally. Don't get militant with them and
>>>> prattle about regarding your "privacy rights."
>>>> They could give a rat's *** less. We have none.
>>>
>>>> I suffered from the misconception that my information is
>>>> private, unless I give consent
>>>> that it NOT be shared.
>>>
>>>> Actually, the reverse is now true. Your information is
>>>> automatically shared and disseminated unless
>>>> you take steps to insure that it is not.
>>>
>>> Info concerning their policy after you should OptOut on Intelius:
>>>
>>> '...if your address or area code changes, your new information --
>>> including other associated identifying information -- will again
>>> appear unless you opt out the new record. Similarly, if the way in
>>> which your name or address appears in a record differs from a
>>> record you opted out (e.g., "Michael" instead of "Mike," or "1212
>>> Second AVE NE" instead of "1212-2nd Avenue Northeast"), we may
>>> include the differing record.'
>>>
>>> So everytime something new arrives are everytime something is
>>> changed, Intelius ignores your OptOut request and starts over.
>>>
>>
>> Not necessarily.
>>
>> I've had changes in my personal profile the last few years, yet somehow
>> my information remains suppressed. Perhaps my information just hasn't been updated yet.
>>
>> Generally, it is is a significant change such as a change in address or employment that can prompt an update.
>>
>> Regarding one's address, always use a PO Box whenever possible.
>>
>> I grant you that in a sense, this is an uphill fight, perhaps a losing
>> battle. But life itself, is a losing battle. But we persist.And we fight the good fight. Forgive the trite philosophical digression!
>
> NO Brother...
>
> GEEKS need to press forward with principal
"principle"
> and carroture...
No clue, ***?
> UNITE...
....your brain with you fingers
--
´If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of
men, I will find something in them which will hang him.¡ ~Cardinal
Richelieu
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On 1/9/2011 11:39 AM, DasFox wrote:
> ASK THIS TECH...
>
> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>
> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>
> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>
> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_delete-public-information-internet.html>
>
> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
> sending new information in the future...
>
> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
> county's records department...
>
> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>
> THANKS
Again, this is not entirely true, DasFox.
Many people confuse public records with public information.
They are different.
We are under assault, as our public information is widely available.
In some cases it's possible to seal a criminal conviction.
That is an example of a public record.
In some cases it's possible to seal a divorce decree.
This is another example or a public record.
It is not possible seal property records.
Medical records, are by definition, automatically sealed.
A credit report cannot be sealed, however you can "freeze"
your credit which means that no institution can even access your credit history.But credit history cannot be sealed per se.
The point in all my longwindedness, is that there is no
"one stop shopping" where one blow kills all. I truly wish it were that simple.
Generally, it is matter of contacting each institution with which you do business and "opting out." Which is to say you refuse consent to have your inforamtion shared with third parties By law, they must comply. Time consuming, but worth it in terms of reducing your information footprint.
At this point, one considers the notion of what it might mean to live anonymously and how that might be achieved.
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
> On 1/10/2011 7:25 AM, Nomen Nescio wrote:
> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:01:03 -0500, Mxsmanic wrote:
> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
> ASK THIS TECH...
> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_dele...c-information- internet.html>
> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
> sending new information in the future...
> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
> county's records department...
> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
> THANKS
> If you are really concerned about public information about yourself
> posted all over the internet, then you should try to keep your
> "footprint" as small as possible. It's highly unlikely that you will
> be able to be completely absent from any search, but it's the only way
> to make the people searching for you to have a tough job.
> This includes your obsessive posting to Wilders which is quickly
> indexed by Google. Of course you knew that being a "Tech", right?
> Excellent advice.
> I might add the following:
> In the United States, you must take steps to remove your
> personal information from Intelius.
> https://www.intelius.com/
> This repository is often used by law enforcement, and also
> corporate background investigators.
> I cannot definitively prove this, but somehow, once you
> disconnect from Intelius,
> a significant amount of your personal information that appears
> online, disappears.
> That is my experience. I feel many persoanl information sites
> ultimately draw from Intelius.
> They will permit you to "opt-out" however they have very strict
> terms. A request must be faxed
> to them. They have a backlog of requests and a submission can
> take several months to process.
> Patience is the watchword here.
> Approach them professionally. Don't get militant with them and
> prattle about regarding your "privacy rights."
> They could give a rat's *** less. We have none.
> I suffered from the misconception that my information is
> private, unless I give consent
> that it NOT be shared.
> Actually, the reverse is now true. Your information is
> automatically shared and disseminated unless
> you take steps to insure that it is not.
> Info concerning their policy after you should OptOut on Intelius:
> '...if your address or area code changes, your new information --
> including other associated identifying information -- will again
> appear unless you opt out the new record. Similarly, if the way in
> which your name or address appears in a record differs from a
> record you opted out (e.g., "Michael" instead of "Mike," or "1212
> Second AVE NE" instead of "1212-2nd Avenue Northeast"), we may
> include the differing record.'
> So everytime something new arrives are everytime something is
> changed, Intelius ignores your OptOut request and starts over.
> Not necessarily.
> I've had changes in my personal profile the last few years, yet somehow
> my information remains suppressed. Perhaps my information just hasn't been updated yet.
> Generally, it is is a significant change such as a change in address or employment that can prompt an update.
> Regarding one's address, always use a PO Box whenever possible.
> I grant you that in a sense, this is an uphill fight, perhaps a losing
> battle. But life itself, is a losing battle. But we persist.And we fight the good fight. Forgive the trite philosophical digression!
> I write only to stress the importance of opting out of Intelius.
> They are the source.
> I think one would find that much of your online information with numerous sources, just disappears. It is not as futile as it may seem.
Well, I was not being critical of your info, it was execellent.
I just sent in my opt-out fax. Using a PO Box is good also, but my
state requires you to put down a street address. Someone should
start a business that rents one inch square plots or their home's
back yard to people for a couple of dollars a month. Then they
could legally list that address as their home and get their license
sent there to be forwarded to their living address. Their address
could be listed as 1100 1/3200 Somename Street. Packages would not
be able to be accepted because of the mail fraud that could take
place.
> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
> sending new information in the future...
> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
> county's records department...
> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
> THANKS
> Again, this is not entirely true, DasFox.
> Many people confuse public records with public information.
> They are different.
> We are under assault, as our public information is widely available.
> In some cases it's possible to seal a criminal conviction.
> That is an example of a public record.
> In some cases it's possible to seal a divorce decree.
> This is another example or a public record.
> It is not possible seal property records.
This can be done by creating a corporation that owns the property
and assigning a trustee name of a trusted relative or friend.
> Medical records, are by definition, automatically sealed.
NOT with Obamanigcare!
> A credit report cannot be sealed, however you can "freeze"
> your credit which means that no institution can even access your credit history.But credit history cannot be sealed per se.
I think that this has to be done over and over every 90 days.
You may have to do this with each of the 3 big credit institutions
separately.
> The point in all my longwindedness, is that there is no
> "one stop shopping" where one blow kills all. I truly wish it were that simple.
> Generally, it is matter of contacting each institution with which you do business and "opting out." Which is to say you refuse consent to have your inforamtion shared with third parties By law, they must comply. Time consuming, but worth it in terms of reducing your information footprint.
> At this point, one considers the notion of what it might mean to live anonymously and how that might be achieved.
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Tue, 11 Jan 2011 15:45:04 +0100 (CET), Nomen Nescio wrote:
>> On 1/9/2011 11:39 AM, DasFox wrote:
>
>> ASK THIS TECH...
>
>> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in the real
>> world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the internet = Usenet...
>
>> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the years to
>> share with others in helping to remove identity online...?
>
>> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>
>> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_delete-public-information-internet.html>
>
>> By the way removing data online does not prevent public records from
>> sending new information in the future...
>
>> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to contact your
>> county's records department...
>
>> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>
>> THANKS
>
>> Again, this is not entirely true, DasFox.
>
>> Many people confuse public records with public information.
>> They are different.
>
>> We are under assault, as our public information is widely available.
>
>> In some cases it's possible to seal a criminal conviction.
>> That is an example of a public record.
>
>> In some cases it's possible to seal a divorce decree.
>> This is another example or a public record.
>
>> It is not possible seal property records.
>
> This can be done by creating a corporation that owns the property
> and assigning a trustee name of a trusted relative or friend.
>
>> Medical records, are by definition, automatically sealed.
>
> NOT with Obamanigcare!
>
>> A credit report cannot be sealed, however you can "freeze"
>> your credit which means that no institution can even access your credit history.But credit history cannot be sealed per se.
>
> I think that this has to be done over and over every 90 days.
> You may have to do this with each of the 3 big credit institutions
> separately.
>
>> The point in all my longwindedness, is that there is no
>> "one stop shopping" where one blow kills all. I truly wish it were that simple.
>
>> Generally, it is matter of contacting each institution with which you do business and "opting out." Which is to say you refuse consent to have your inforamtion shared with third parties By law, they must comply. Time consuming, but worth it in terms of reducing your information footprint.
>
>> At this point, one considers the notion of what it might mean to live anonymously and how that might be achieved.
Good points. Thanks.
While property records cannot be sealed, as such, ownership can be accomplished by an LLC, or as you suggest by establishing a corporation and assigning a trustee.
Regarding the credit bureaus: You are referring to Fraud Alerts. They have to be renewed every 90 days. I know there have been some changes in the law regarding fraud alerts, and honestly, I'm not familair with those. US Identity Theft Protection services such as Debix and Lifelock made use of a legal loophole allowing them to automatically renew fraud alerts for individuals, on a rotating basis. I don't believe that is allowed any longer.
A credit freeze is different. This is the strongest protection available to an individual. Two things about that: 1) Your credit history is blocked and cannot be accessed by anyone. 2) No new credit can be established.
This means that if your personal information is criminally compromised, no new accounts can be established, as your credit report is blocked. Strong protection.
I'll admit it is a hassle for several reasons:
You may have a legimate reason to have a business access your credit file. Purchase of a new vehicle. Your auto insurance carrier may offer you lower rates if your credit score qualifies. Sucks, but that's the way they do business.
The three major credit bureaus will charge you $10 to unfreeze your credit. It is nuts. But that's the game. A $10 charge to initially freeze your credit. $10 to unfreeze your records. Ouch. But the protection is solid.
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Tue, 11 Jan 2011 12:30:13 +0100 (CET), Anne Onime wrote:
> At this point, one considers the notion of what it might mean to live anonymously and how that might be achieved.
Cash, pre-planning, setting as much disinformation in previous
histories as possible and a shitload of luck.
--
´If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of
men, I will find something in them which will hang him.¡ ~Cardinal
Richelieu
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
Ryan White wrote:
> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
>
>> ASK THIS TECH...
>>
>> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in
>> the real world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the
>> internet = Usenet...
>>
>> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the
>> years to share with others in helping to remove identity
>> online...?
>>
>> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>>
>> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_dele...c-information-
>> internet.html>
>>
>> By the way removing data online does not prevent public
>> records from sending new information in the future...
>>
>> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to
>> contact your county's records department...
>>
>> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>>
>> THANKS
>
> <hand waving FURiously at DasFax)
>
> Das****s!!! DumbFox!! ****edFox, can I ask a question??
>
> Why didn't you use the relevant link to the '06 article of
> Digital Goddess Kim Komando *larf*?
>
> <http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columni...do/2006-10-05-
> database-info_x.htm>
>
> Weren't you the least bit concerned that most everyone knows
> she a fukken moron? Except you?
>
> <http://www.oreillynet.com/etel/blog/...voip_fud_from_
> kim_komando_of_a.html>
>
> <https://squeaksquad.wordpress.com/20...im-komando-is-
> a-moron/>
>
> http://digital.net/~gandalf/KKomando.html
>
> <http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/5902/>
>
Get yourself a better source. I used to listen to Kim Komando but I have
moved on to better.
Try Steve Gibson and ignore the naysayers. They ridiculed Jesus at first
until it was too late ..... http://www.grc.com/media.htm
Re: Have You Found A Way To Remove Your Public Information Online?
On Sat, 15 Jan 2011 16:13:45 +0000 (UTC), Bear Bottoms wrote:
> Ryan White wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 14:39:17 -0500, DasFox wrote:
>>
>>> ASK THIS TECH...
>>>
>>> Let's face it, we all have an identity and sooner or later in
>>> the real world of Wilders that gets spilled over into the
>>> internet = Usenet...
>>>
>>> I'd like to know if anyone has learned any tricks over the
>>> years to share with others in helping to remove identity
>>> online...?
>>>
>>> Here's one thing I know of to help get noob-people started...;
>>>
>>> <http://www.ehow.com/how_6056272_dele...c-information-
>>> internet.html>
>>>
>>> By the way removing data online does not prevent public
>>> records from sending new information in the future...
>>>
>>> To permanently have your records sealed, you will need to
>>> contact your county's records department...
>>>
>>> Get your public records closed/sealed...NOW...TECH DEMAND...
>>>
>>> THANKS
>>
>> <hand waving FURiously at DasFax)
>>
>> Das****s!!! DumbFox!! ****edFox, can I ask a question??
>>
>> Why didn't you use the relevant link to the '06 article of
>> Digital Goddess Kim Komando *larf*?
>>
>> <http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columni...do/2006-10-05-
>> database-info_x.htm>
>>
>> Weren't you the least bit concerned that most everyone knows
>> she a fukken moron? Except you?
>>
>> <http://www.oreillynet.com/etel/blog/...voip_fud_from_
>> kim_komando_of_a.html>
>>
>> <https://squeaksquad.wordpress.com/20...im-komando-is-
>> a-moron/>
>>
>> http://digital.net/~gandalf/KKomando.html
>>
>> <http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/5902/>
>>
>
> Get yourself a better source. I used to listen to Kim Komando but I have
> moved on to better.
>
> Try Steve Gibson and ignore the naysayers. They ridiculed Jesus at first
> until it was too late ..... http://www.grc.com/media.htm
Does Gibson know he's Jesus...YOU tell him Noob...
THANKS
--
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Pro poster to Wilders Security...home base...On usenet to help noobs
Not me...
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