 Poor tax office security leads to improper info disclosure: privacy watchdogLaw & Order | 207596 hits | Oct 29 8:36 am | Posted by: DrCaleb  The privacy watchdog says weak security practices at the federal tax office led to thousands of files being inappropriately accessed for years without detection. Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart has more than a dozen recommendations � including bettCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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And no one gets punished. It has to stop.
I was watching the National last night, and they had a bit more in-depth on this story. It seems that a wll known Native activist did a FOIA request on her own info, and found that 184 different government officials were keeping information about her. Things like snapshots of her Facebook page, information about people posting on her Facebook page, where she shopped . . .
And no one gets punished. It has to stop.
There's only one way to stop it.
I was watching the National last night, and they had a bit more in-depth on this story. It seems that a wll known Native activist did a FOIA request on her own info, and found that 184 different government officials were keeping information about her. Things like snapshots of her Facebook page, information about people posting on her Facebook page, where she shopped . . .
And no one gets punished. It has to stop.
There's only one way to stop it.
I don't think we're that far yet. Perhaps some public humiliation first.
or just get off the internet.