How to Link to a Notable With New GPDR Changes

Question

I am mentioning Bill Clinton in a biography of a profile I'm working on.  Normally, I would make that a link to his WikiTree profile, however I assume that his profile is now unlisted (that is, assuming that he does have a profile here).

I looked at the William Clinton profiles here, but can't tell which one would be his, so I guess I can't put in that link.  Oh, well ... guess I'll just link to his Wikipedia profile instead - that is fully visible to the world.

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He's still identifiable in the Relationship Finder Quick Links. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Blythe-6

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And his father is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Blythe-1

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THANX Ellen!  Now it's a question of whether I'd rather link to Blythe-6, which displays only:

     Living Blythe

     This anonymous profile represents a living person with 
     the surname Blythe born in the 1940s.

in the hope that someday it will display Bill Clinton's profile or is it better to link to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Clinton, which displays an extensive profile of him right now.

Edited to add:
Come to think of it, I'm now horrified about the many links I have placed in profiles in the past to profiles of potentially still living people, realizing that they'll link to that unlisted message instead of the person's profile!

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One of the many reasons it stinks we gave up the internet. :(

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Linking to Blythe-6 is nearly useless, but I figure it's useful to have a note available so the link can be restored when we stop being so totally paranoid about GDPR.

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There is another way to find the ID: go to Bill Clinton's Wikipedia page, click "Wikidata item" and search for the "WikiTree person ID"  Wikidata property. It is listed there, Blythe-6.

This won't work for recently added profiles of living notables though, unless the profile manager took care to enter the WikiTree ID in Wikidata himself/herself (but then is it even advisable to enter it while the person is still alive?).