Like moat things I do, I recommend trying half-heartedly. It seems like it's bothering you at least a little, or you wouldn't have posted about it. Try, and if it's too much work don't worry about it, but at least you tried. it's the rare person that doesn't have any personaly info on the web. Even rarer the person who's data hasn't been leaked by PSN, OPN, T-Mobile, or hundreds of others.
this post was submitted on 16 May 2025
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I was notified about 3 or 4 breaches just last year, some from companies I’d never even heard of but had my info.
For sure datas are everywere and will maybe try to remove it, but (as said to another person) what do you think about this: https://lemmy.ml/comment/18649355 Thank you
Removing your data as a normie won't be flagged. If you're a celebrity, yea, you'll may hit the Sreisand Effect. But as a normie, nah, plenty of people remove their data for a load of reasons all the time.
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