However you don't know what was said at this stage. It may have been a general question seeking to establish who lived in your property. If they (Resolvecall) revealed personal information about you to a third party (your neighbour) then they will have breached GDPR and a complaint can be made to them and the ICO in due course.
At the moment it's probably best to keep your head down.
My guess is Hoist (using Robinson Way) are checking your whereabouts with the intention of issuing a claim at some point. I say this because they appear to have remedied the NOSIA issue which would have made the debt unenforceable until or unless remedied.
They may not do anything, but try not to draw attention to your file in case it prompts them to look closer at the facts. If it's touch-and-go on the SB date, then they may issue a claim to beat the clock.
If the debt really is SB, and if they haven't complied with your CCA Request (so it seems), and if Hoist are not FCA authorised, then issuing a claim may not be as successful as they would wish

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