The Trump administration is working to create a database of intimate details about every U.S. resident, which is "a giant honeypot for bad actors," FPF's Lauren Harper said on NPR's 1A.
If breached, it could cause an "identity theft nightmare."
Listen: https://the1a.org/segments/if-you-can-keep-it-privacy-protections-under-the-trump-administration/
> If breached, it could cause an "identity theft nightmare."
See, this is a perfect example of when to use "if" vs "when".
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They haven’t shown their ability to effectively complete a single administrative/bureaucratic task or effect a creative idea since this term began. I don’t doubt their intent to implement this particular evil, but it will only be another massive “oops, our bad” moment.
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Why I have the feeling that a security breach with the attack complexity equivalent of someone leaving their keys on the outside keyhole of their house will be on the news in a few months?
I mean, remember the 'The Atlantic newspaper joined the groupchat' fiasco of some months ago?
@freedomofpress "Identity theft nightmare" sounds like "identity theft recovery company wet dream" to me.
All of their policies have the effect of explicitly hurting people, but their real purpose is to funnel taxpayer dollars to private enterprise.
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