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some_guy @lemmy.sdf.org

5mo ago

Judge: US gov’t violated privacy law by disclosing personal data to DOGE

arstechnica.com

Judge: US gov’t violated privacy law by disclosing personal data to DOGE

All of our personal information has already been copied, so this isn't protection. At best, it may be punishment. Woohoo.

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PhilipTheBucket @ponder.cat

5mo ago

Judge: US gov’t violated privacy law by disclosing personal data to DOGE

arstechnica.com /tech-policy/2025/02/judges-block-doge-access-to-personal-data-in-loss-for-trump-administration/

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Yeah, and it turns out the guy that cut me off and brake checked me was in the wrong too. But much like that, it only matters if there's consequences.
- I hate how true that is.
  
  This will really chap your ass then:
  
  "Screw the rules, I have money"
Oooh! Am I gonna get another free year of credit monitoring?
Now enforce it
If we ever stamp out this fascism and get these fascists out of office the entire federal IT infrastructure is going to have to be scrapped and replaced, to the tune of billions, because our systems are not secure anymore. This fuckhead will have all our social security numbers on his private servers, so we'll have to create a new SSN system and everyone will need new SSN's after spending our whole lives remembering the same one.
- New SSN system been overdue, but agreed
- we’ll have to create a new SSN system and everyone will need new SSN’s after spending our whole lives remembering the same one.
  Hopefully the new one would have proper security features, rather than having one single number that every bank, lender, employer, etc has. It desperately needs the ability to revoke access for just a single entity, which is impossible if they all share the same number.
- I know where we can find 450 billion for the Job of rebuilding...bill the asshole who broke it
So can we file a class action civil suit against muskovich?
Good, now jail them for it

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