Yes. The PII of all citizens of EU countries isn't leaked out there ( there have been country-wide breaches like in Bulgaria, but it's the exception), and when leaks do happen, people learn about them quickly and the companies get fined if they were at fault/handled it badly.
Oh, and EU PII is drastically less useful. Most countries in the EU have national ID systems, which are used and required for anything important ( like a new bank account or loan). A bad actor could still use PII for social engineering though.
Oh, and EU PII is drastically less useful. Most countries in the EU have national ID systems, which are used and required for anything important ( like a new bank account or loan). A bad actor could still use PII for social engineering though.
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