Your IP address could cause you to get tracked right down to your address but if you do not have an internet, i'm sure there are other ways to track you down. People could hack into databases storing your information or maybe they'll just use the old method of stalking. So if you really feel insecure, hire a bunch of bouncers, keep them happy and give them guns without bullets. And if you want to protect your address, you could move house or migrate on a regularly basis, alternatively you could sue the government or whoever for releasing your personal information. But all these cost a lot of money and the simplest way is to not give someone a need to track your address down for who knows what reason. Or maybe you might want to just buy a gun for self protection and make sure you get a license for it too.

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Everything you do that isn't a cash transaction get tracked. Even if you go to the grocery store (or any other store for that matter) and use a "discount card", that entire purchase is then linked to you, EVEN IF YOU PAY CASH. And there is nothing personal about the use of this information. Any affiliates of the company's involved have equal access to your information and it can be used for marketing or any other purpose they see fit. Also, with the patriot act, the gov't could use this information to "legally" search and sieze your property without your consent or even your awareness. This is scary stuff. You could by a book (with cash and a discount card) @ barnes and noble on VB or something. Then the gov't could say that a majority of hackers that have been caught have books on the same topic, and therefore get a search warrant and come to your home while you aren't even there, go thru all of your stuff, and leave before you ever even knew they were there. And they can go back as much as they want. THEY NEVER HAVE TO TELL YOU. Or rather, it is written that they have an indefinite amount of time to tell you.

 

 

 

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blah, google earth isn't even that current. all the pictures that they took probably is at least a few months old. and yes, there are phone books, police stations, schools, and town halls where people can find out where you live. sorry to ask, but what kind of question is this? isn't it common sense?

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its is true they will look for your name first and then look up your contact details so dont signup 2 anythiong that you might think is ilegial

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He just said he DONST have internet... dont you pay attention?

No internet = no ISP assigned IP
no ISP assigned IP = no whois lookup

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