Ed Pawlowski wrote:
On 10/18/2015 4:42 PM, Roger Blake wrote:
On 2015-10-18, Don Y wrote:
Ever rent a car? Fly on an airplane?

Not for decades.

Buy real estate? Purchase a "big ticket item" (e.g., car, expensive
piece
of test equipment)?

All cash.

If in your name the deed is recorded. You eliminate many, but not all
traces.





Ever go into a bank? Casino? Walk by a CCTV camera? Each of them
are loaded with CCTV cameras that *used* to just want to "gather
evidence" -- in the event of a crime. Now, the video is harvested.

Banks rarely, casinos never. Large reflective sunglasses and
broad-brimmed
hats go a long ways to dealing with CCTV systems.

Some banks will not allow you in dressed like that.


Drive a car down a road? I.e., your license plate has probably been
routinely photographed and sits in a database, somewhere, indicating
when and where it was photographed, direction of travel, etc.

Fresnel lens over the plate takes car of that.

Is the plate visible to the eye? I know some states are making thing
like that illegal so the speed cameras can get you. As long as the
police can easily see your plate you may never get caught though.



I believe it is some kinda mental case. -----phobia?.