This transcript is automatically generated  -- identity theft
now we -- think the identity theft -- most likely thing to
protecting yourself not your kids or your grandkids.  But it
turned out children are 51 times more likely than adults to have
their Social Security number stolen.  John -- all of the data
privacy expert and founder of think like a -- dot com John
thanks for helping us out here at said fascinating topic.  You
say the kids are very likely to be -- why is that.  Well --
think about it kids have pristine credit they've it's never been
touched many credit do today.  Well here's what they do they --
be build it they plan to seat in they cultivated over years
they've got ten or fifteen years.  To -- to utilize this so they
have plenty of time to build it up.  So the kids have the
building blocks of a credit score which would be -- social
security and name.  Maybe a birth certificate and so these
themes come in and they take this information and they build a
whole credit history around it right.  T