Date: 2017-10-09 04:15 pm (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] calimac
It's not like random strangers would ask for your SSN, though if they wanted it it wasn't hard to get. (It isn't hard to get now, either, because it's in so many ID databases.) The way things used to be, before the SSN was your ID code, was you might share it casually as you would, say, your blood type or your middle name, as just a random bit of personal information. Also, SSNs are issued in interesting geographical and chronological patterns, so casual fun could be had by a group of people comparing theirs. It wasn't intrusive, it was just there was no reason to hide it. That's completely changed.

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