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Oh Ouch Crap - See if You Are on There
Posted by acousticguitarist • 7/12/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: privacy on the web
www.123people.co.uk
This site is could be of interest to people who are interested in finding info about themselves on the web
See if you are located by this search tool
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Ok no me I am not important enough to be there lol Teay now on to my ex to see if I can find any dirt on him
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crap even found tons of info on my nickname lol
www.123people.co.uk/s/mkcoy -
phone number... middle school track results. a picture or 2. address... e-mail... Can you take your name off? lol
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See: www.123people.co.uk/page/reputation_en -
All person search results of ______ are automatically, real time created. All person related information consisting i.e.: of email adresses, adresses, phone numbers are pulled from an extensive list of free available international and regional (United Kingdom) relevant sources.
In other words, they program bots to crawl all the social networks, directories, blogs, websites and the entire internet to collect personally identifying data from "free sources" and index it.
Did you provide it to LinkedIn or myspace or somewhere else in the social networks, directories, twitter, etc.?
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I vote creepy and cool as well. Fortunately, my real name is dead common (Jane Doe, if you must know.) The good news is there are a lot of Jane Does out there. The bad news is that some of them appear to be in, shall we say, the personal service industry.
Just the same, it is very interesting to see how being referenced somewhere in a newspaper article or magazine will pop up on the list. It is very current. I found a hit from yesterday that I knew nothing about.
This certainly points to the value of using Google Alerts and other such services.-
- I also have very common given names. I'm a member of a huge extended family wherein my aunts, uncles and cousins many of whom are are all of similar age also bear the same names. As a child I didn't think much about this because none of us were actually called by our given names. Since I've come online it's proven to be a boon, despite the fact that I blog under a pseudonym.
I did include links to reputation management tools in my blog post Blogging: Online presence and authenticity that I recently posted a Shameless Blog Promotion thread for, and included them in this thread too.
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- The bottom line here is all they have is what ourselves provide.
For example if you provided information like:
Name, address, date of birth, astrological sign and images then they are all there. And if you provided duplicate information under more than one name then it's all there and cross-referenced. -
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None of the stuff that is out there on me is revealing of personal information, but it also wasn't me who put me out there. The links come from organizations I have worked for.
It doesn't cross-reference to cindygeenotes (please, you can call me Jane ;-) so I'm okay with that. But it does underscore a rather important point: If you don't keep work and personal separate, right down to the pictures you choose to use, an employer might be able to follow a thread back to your blog on small powertools and body icing techniques. As long as you work in an industrial kitchen, I don't expect you'll run into a problem with that.
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