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Posted Sunday, May 1, 2005 - Post #7359
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I have a cousin that wishes her name and the name of her child be deleted from the family tree.

I do not know why. I've asked but she has not been forthcoming.

At any rate, she wants this to be done. I feel being a member of a family is a binary event. Either you is, or you ain't a member of the family. If you is, you get placed on the tree.

I am thinking maybe I can just eliminate her birthdate information. ie, select not to view her age. However, if you "drill-down" in to a .gno form, the dd/mm/yy shows up. Is there someway to keep the information but make it invisble from view?

Your help is appreciated.

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Posted Thursday, August 18, 2005 - Post #7369
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Many financial sites require a mother's maiden name plus personal details if you should lose a password and apply for a new one.

This is true. Those institutions do often use the birthdate too. The birthdate is easy to find. Most websites about celebrities or corporate executive do display the full birthdate in their bios.

As for the maiden name, it is almost the same. Rarely the parents are available in a bio, but it is not so difficult to get it. For instance, I found the mother's maiden name of Bill Gates on my first search on Google.

http://www.google.com/search?q=bill+gates+mother+maiden+name

Perhaps Bill Gates should be offended about his privacy, but there is little he can do about it regarding his birthdate and mother's maiden name. The same can apply to several celebrities too.

Finaicial sites now require a secret question or something like that. This is more reliable than asking for public facts. Besides, I find it more dangerous for those institutions to collect birthdates and mother's maiden name than asking a secret question. Some of those institutions have thousand of employees, so it is easy for a rogue employee to steal the data or worse, steal your identity and use it somewhere else.


Edited: Friday, May 30, 2008 by GenoProSupport



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