Il 01/10/18 09:48, Marcolla, Sara Veronica ha scritto:
For instance a lawyer's business address (or a dentist and so on) is publicly
available - on registries, online, basically everywhere, however their home
address not, and this without being a threat to a privacy, or individual rights.
It makes a lot of sense for crafts that have business addresses.
But what about painters, intrument players and bike delivery men?
Think to the smallest business you can imagine. It's a person. With
children. And a fish in a bowl, next to a old armchair. When he comes
home he can smell boiled cabbage and old rag mats. You get the point.
I read the rationale of the proposal, and I understand how useful and
time saving it would be to have a tidy database. I like it.
I am not against publising addresses, I am advocating good design in the
hope that the rights of a minority will be protected not less than today.
OSINT has become very accessibile and popular (think to Maltego), and we
are potentially giving to malicious actors a sharp tool.
Regards,
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