What action ends the clerk's duty to protect an address?

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The protection ends when the person formally files a Notice of Published Address with the court that contains their current mailing address. This filing updates the court and public records, signaling that a current address will be used for service and notices, so the clerk no longer needs to keep the address confidential. The other options aren’t correct because protection isn’t automatic to the end of a year, nor tied to moving, nor is it perpetual—the end hinges on that specific filed notice updating the address.