Let me take you back home
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That's privacykim.com. Chris in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Hi there, Chris.
Hi, Kim. Thank you very much for talking to me today.
My pleasure. How can I lend a hand?
Well, I... I was trying to figure out a way without actually calling the number itself to figure out if there's a way to find out if a number that I have had previously, it was actually a landline way back when I was growing up, would still be available that I could maybe convert over into a cell phone line and grab it. Partly just for nostalgia purposes, but, you know, otherwise it's just easy to remember.
You know, isn't that funny? So you still remember your phone number as a child?
Yes.
Let me see if I can. Mine was 727-08-59. Wow. Okay. Not sure. Now, of course, everybody across the country is trying to figure out, okay, what was my childhood phone number? What was that?
What tools can help you revisit your childhood home?
What was that? That's kind of cool. So you want to have it as your cell phone number.
Right. Yeah, I've moved all over the country, and I've now moved back to the state where I grew up. It's a slightly different location, but it is the same area code, at least, and I kind of need to...
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:58
2
What tools can help you revisit your childhood home?
3:58–5:35
3
How can Google Maps take you back in time?
5:35–6:03
4
What features does Zillow offer for nostalgic home searches?
6:03–6:31
5
How can Historic Aerials provide a view of neighborhood changes?
6:31–7:41
6
What are the privacy implications of your driver's license data?
7:41–7:43