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© KYODOCourt orders removal of man's private info from 'online phonebook'
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sensei258
I'm glad I finished reading the headline, at first it sounded like something really painful
gogogo
I thought phone numbers were the property of the phone company? You can't "own" a number?
theFu
I remove my data from everywhere I can online.
Had a stalker many years ago. Oh - and had to change my unique name and decided to move cities too.
I use a different alias on every website. Mostly different emails/logins everywhere - definitely everywhere important.
These days I use a VoIP service from a different country and don't have my name tied to it. No current phone records for us exist. Cellular phones aren't tied to our names either. Only use pre-paid SIMs.
Really like this editor. Major improvement JT! Thanks!