Nastya
@nastya
I’m becoming more and more concerned about my privacy, especially after moving to Germany and starting using web3 social networks In Germany, it still feels strange to see my full name displayed on my apartment door. It might not be a problem if I had a German name, but I don't. Because of this, I'm trying to not post photos around my area - anyone could easily find my building just by checking the doorbells. Also, nearly every service here in Germany - like massage, or hairdressers - asks for personal info such as address and phone. And given how these services are made and how often data leaks happen, I give incorrect data everywhere. And with Farcaster, I’m now sharing some financial activity tied to my identity. It’s made me much more careful about which wallets I expose to avoid revealing sensitive transactions like travel payments - something I hadn’t really think a lot before Farcaster.
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frdysk.framedl.eth
@frdysk.eth
Is it by law to have your full name displayed?
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Nastya
@nastya
that's how it works in Germany - no apartment numbers, but family names everywhere instead 🤷♀️
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VisualReszka
@visualreszka
The reason why. It was meant to make postman life easier back in the old days. And this practice is still in many other European countries. So for me, it's just normal and not comparable to the net. But at the end of the day where are we all heading it will make no difference. I don't say that I like it.
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Nastya
@nastya
Given the high likelihood of family name overlaps in large apartment buildings, using this system probably doesn’t make anyone's life any easier these days including the postman 😃
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VisualReszka
@visualreszka
I'm currently in England but there are many houses called permanently with the family names who owns it. I think in the States too. 🤔
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