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| − | Hi Lauren! This was a very nice read, and I found it interesting that you are the only person in the United States with your name. I'm also curious to know how that website gets its | + | Hi Lauren! This was a very nice read, and I found it interesting that you are the only person in the United States with your name. I'm also curious to know how that website gets its information. I liked how you talked about your social media usages, or lack thereof for some, and that some of the pages that show up from the search query are super old and not representative of you. Since you're name is very unique, I'm curious to see if any free data broker sites have any information about you as well. Another additional analysis you could talk about is having a unique name, but also trying to keep a relatively private life. What kind of outcome does that have, and is there anything you can do about it? I think this would be an interesting concept to think about for people like you who have unique names. Overall, a well written statement! |
Revision as of 13:23, 24 February 2021
Comment from Kevin Chen: \n Hi Lauren! This was a very nice read, and I found it interesting that you are the only person in the United States with your name. I'm also curious to know how that website gets its information. I liked how you talked about your social media usages, or lack thereof for some, and that some of the pages that show up from the search query are super old and not representative of you. Since you're name is very unique, I'm curious to see if any free data broker sites have any information about you as well. Another additional analysis you could talk about is having a unique name, but also trying to keep a relatively private life. What kind of outcome does that have, and is there anything you can do about it? I think this would be an interesting concept to think about for people like you who have unique names. Overall, a well written statement!
