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Scan Report · Johnny B Johnson EXPIRES MAY 16, 2026 · 22 DAYS LEFT · 3 RESCANS REMAINING

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Finding 1 of 38 General WebNeutral Removable

2016 Public Political Activism: Call to Action Listing Your Name and Home Address

archive.org/details/open-letter-2016-signatories-johnny-johnson

A call-to-action petition from 2016 lists your name, along with your dorm address in California and contact details, as a signatory in a public organizing document still indexed by search engines.

Analysis

This archived page exposes personally identifying information including full name and residential address from a 2016 political petition. The page remains publicly accessible and indexed, meaning it surfaces in name-based searches.

Finding 2 of 38 General WebNeutral Removable

Outdated Conference Bio Notes Preference for Non-Private-Sector Work

civictech.org/summit/2021/speakers/johnny-b-johnson

A speaker bio from a 2021 civic technology conference, still indexed by search engines, describes you as committed to public-interest work and notes a stated aversion to private sector employment. You have since transitioned to a private sector role.

Analysis

This bio creates a narrative inconsistency: it presents you as opposed to private sector employment while your current role is in the private sector. A recruiter or hiring manager who finds it may have questions. The page is still indexed and surfaces in name-based searches.

Finding 3 of 38 Social MediaRisk

Public Post: Strong Negative Statements About San Francisco

x.com/johnneybjohnson/status/1502847261940

A public post made statements characterizing San Francisco as an “awful city full of homeless people.” This result surfaces in employer searches associated with your name and is relevant given your current job search in the San Francisco market.

Analysis

This post is publicly visible and appears in name-based searches. Employers and recruiters conducting social media background checks for San Francisco-based roles may flag it. The characterization of the city could raise concerns at companies with community or civic commitments, or simply signal poor fit to a local hiring team.

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