To emka: info

[holmertz]

Thank you Malgo,
We have a personal data protection law in Sweden too, but the information you found on the net is not very important or sensitive. Our social security numbers are protected, and children are never included on the sites you have seen.

Anyone could estimate the value of a property in certain streets or areas, but >6 million in my case is just a wild guess. I would never get that much for my apartment. I think people active on Facebook and other social networks spread a lot more sensitive information about themselves.

And comparatively, on Södermalm, this street is really "off off".

Have a nice Sunday. In Stockholm we have 3 °C and some snow "off and on", so there will be no photo excursion today.
Gert

[emka]

Hi, In Warsaw it was also rather cold.
The private address and the telephone numbers are sensitive in Poland. It can be a problem because there is no way to find someone when you do not know the exact address or phone. Earlier there were telephone books. And the information about the birthday or the name day - what is it for? Do you get greeting cards or flowers? (Well, I use this info sometimes ).
When people spread sensitive information on Facebook and social media, it is their choice, something I can't understand.
Info about the value of the property can be interesting for comparison.
I have made an attempt to come back, but after the break, it doesn't work.
Best regards Malgo