Look, most folks have some sort of public profile out there. Might sell at FB Marketplace, Craiglist, elsewhere whereby someone get some threads of information. eBay doesn't expose mail headers to users. In fact eBay goes through pains to place a security wall ahead of transactions and information exposures of both buyers and sellers.
Of notable concern in this legislation just come about happens to be sellers information requiring a public profile. That essentially means every seller need be considering getting a paid PO Box of which I am 110% certain that not enough PO Boxes even exist to service that.
Once an individual has what amounts to really scant information it can open up an entire world of data in everything from "People Search" engines to even public records available online through county/state services. Atop that there's International matters which I am sure in time be explained, some nations disallow that type of exposure either from or to citizens.
These days there are a variety of ways to get at data and I've told some local sellers even their phones. People store passwords/auto logins on cellphones, NEVER EVER EVER EVER do that if you're a seller, in fact its best to have a separate phone. You loose you're phone and in minutes flat you're life can become very very changed in very very bad ways before you even knew you lost it.
