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- When you are discussing this particular topic a lot of people prefer the phrase "identity fraud" rather than "identity theft" Since the "thief" does not actually deprive the victim of their identity. Others think the thief actually does rob the owner of his identity by exchanging his reputation with the thief’s. a lot of people use the terminology to fixate on the act of gaining the personal information crucial to perpetrate the impersonation.
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