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The document discusses the growing issue of identity theft and proposes a solution to prevent it by changing the default state of credit reports from 'liquid' to 'frozen.' This approach would require individuals to actively 'thaw' their credit reports before new credit can be issued, thereby making it more difficult for impostors to open accounts in someone else's name. The author argues that current measures are inadequate and that a frozen system would enhance consumer control over personal information while addressing systemic flaws in credit granting practices.

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