MAGS1
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Thanks Tom. The Forbes article is particularly troubling. Collecting locations and driving habits is one thing, but certain agencies are potentially getting access to passwords? It’s all overreach (unless they have a warrant to show they need it) but the ability to go in and get passwords to anything/everything is absolutely ridiculous.Mags,
Here are a few examples of people's insurance records affected by the dissemination of the data and insurance records by companies like lexisnexis.
https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/th...nsurance-companies.160996/page-3#post-3272580
https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/th...nsurance-companies.160996/page-3#post-3272565
https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomas...ed-by-police-ice-cbp-love-it/?sh=6717ba8b69d8
I am going to request a Lexis Nexis for myself, curious what it shows. I had access at my previous company for Know Your Customer background check purposes (required before lending money), if there’s anything out there about you (home addresses, vehicle registrations, traffic tickets, lawsuits, arrests, liens, etc.) they have it. My insurance rates are pretty low so I suspect it’s fairly clean but worth checking.
For those unfamiliar with Lexis Nexis reports, they show at least a portion of your SSN (certain sections show the full SSN if I recall) so just be sure you’re on a computer or device you trust when requesting it.
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