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Back in April, I read a New York Times story that stuck with me.

It was about all the data the federal government might have about us.

The government is going to know everything from the expected, like your social security number and your home address if you've bought a house and filed taxes,

to more unusual things. If you are a vet, they might know a lot about your mental history and your personal family history. That's Shira Frankel, one of the reporters who wrote the story.

She and her co-author, Emily Badgerger found 314 pieces of data that the government

might have about individual Americans. If you are a student who's ever applied for a student loan,

they might know a lot about your extended family, your cousins, your aunts, your uncles,

where they went to school, if they're U.S. immigrants, if they live in other countries.

It's amazing once you think about all the different government agencies that we give data to, how much of our personal lives we kind of let them know about.

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