MikeOH Posted June 12 Report Posted June 12 20 minutes ago, EricJ said: If you have a few bucks to hire a PI you can do most of those things. Privacy is largely an illusion these days. Sure, but how many people are going to go to that expense and trouble? And, more to the point, will Vector go to the effort? Quote
Matthew P Posted June 12 Report Posted June 12 48 minutes ago, EricJ said: If you have a few bucks to hire a PI you can do most of those things. Privacy is largely an illusion these days. You completely missed the point...go around. Quote
FlyingDude Posted June 12 Report Posted June 12 I submitted my request on CARES, now checking the registry site till my details disappear. I also don't understand how adsb exchange is still allowed to operate. Though adsb signals are "public", they're intended for Aircraft safety. Why should they be online? I think we need a class action and get back all the money they earned by selling our peace of mind. We have our own town's crazy guy that bought a condo directly on the rwy centerline and yet complains about all sorts of things. He apparently has been filming planes and posting videos hashtagging the N number, owner's full name and #Aerostalker. I reported him to the police for online harassment. The cops said they'll look into it but one report will not do much, except to prove a pattern down the road, if needed. However, they said that a lot of people annoy others tiptoeing on the boundaries of legality for a reaction. Pretty much like they're tapping you on the shoulder hoping that you'll punch them, so that they can sue you. This guy's house is 1300sqft (small by Michigan standards) and cost him 170k.... it really makes you think that he needs/ wants money. So there's that. A lot of lead fighters and noise opposers are just looking for gold. 1 Quote
EricJ Posted June 12 Report Posted June 12 18 hours ago, Matthew P said: You completely missed the point...go around. I don't think I did. Your example of similar data being private isn't really an example of data that is kept private. The changes for the CARES case just removes the easiest path to the data, which you are correct doesn't really exist comparatively (as much) for things like license plates. I think it remains to be seen how private it really winds up being for typical users. 1 Quote
Rick Junkin Posted June 15 Report Posted June 15 My request was also successful. HOWEVER, somehow this database https://www.aviationdb.com/Aviation/AircraftQuery.shtm, which presumably uses the FAA database, still has all of my personal info displayed. Maybe it will eventually time out? 2 Quote
PeterRus Posted June 15 Report Posted June 15 (edited) Wow. I submitted my "paperwork" June 11th. As of today, Jun 15th my information is not displayed on the FAA site. @shawnd -- thanks a lot! Edited June 15 by PeterRus 1 Quote
hammdo Posted June 15 Report Posted June 15 57 minutes ago, Rick Junkin said: My request was also successful. HOWEVER, somehow this database https://www.aviationdb.com/Aviation/AircraftQuery.shtm, which presumably uses the FAA database, still has all of my personal info displayed. Maybe it will eventually time out? Ditto… did mine a month ago Quote
Matthew P Posted Monday at 10:40 PM Report Posted Monday at 10:40 PM So, when I submitted my request I ALSO asked for my personal information to be removed from the FAA Pilot Registry, and as of today, my name and information does NOT shoe up when entering registration number or pilot name in the Pilot Registry database...PROGRESS 1 Quote
Chris B Posted Tuesday at 04:21 AM Report Posted Tuesday at 04:21 AM 5 hours ago, Matthew P said: So, when I submitted my request I ALSO asked for my personal information to be removed from the FAA Pilot Registry, and as of today, my name and information does NOT shoe up when entering registration number or pilot name in the Pilot Registry database...PROGRESS I wish I would have thought to do that. @Matthew P, is asking for your data to be removed from the FAA Pilot Registry the same process as I followed to get my information removed the FAA Aircraft Registry or is there a different site/procedure? If you had to write something up, would you mind sharing the verbiage that worked for you? Thanks Quote
shawnd Posted Tuesday at 04:27 AM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 04:27 AM You can remove the address on the airmen information page through this site: https://www.faa.gov/pilots/lic_cert/change/releasability See the "If you address appears in the database and you would like to remove it, or does not and you would like to add it, you can change the releasability status online" portion of the page. Quote
Matthew P Posted Tuesday at 11:57 AM Report Posted Tuesday at 11:57 AM 7 hours ago, Chris B said: I wish I would have thought to do that. @Matthew P, is asking for your data to be removed from the FAA Pilot Registry the same process as I followed to get my information removed the FAA Aircraft Registry or is there a different site/procedure? If you had to write something up, would you mind sharing the verbiage that worked for you? Thanks I just added, "please also remove my information from the FAA Pilot Registry Database." Quote
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