Notorious people search site returns after massive breach

National Public Data, a controversial people search site, has relaunched despite a massive data breach that affected 3 billion individuals in the past. The breach, one of the largest in history, raised significant privacy concerns and led to the site's temporary closure. The relaunch of the site has sparked renewed concerns about privacy and the potential misuse of personal information. Critics argue that the site's business model, which relies on collecting and selling vast troves of personal data, poses a threat to individual privacy and autonomy. While the site claims to have improved its security measures, the previous breach has left many skeptical about the platform's ability to protect user data effectively. Privacy advocates and lawmakers are closely monitoring the situation and may call for stricter regulations to address the ongoing privacy concerns. The relaunch of National Public Data highlights the ongoing challenges in balancing the public's right to access information with the need to protect individual privacy in the digital age.