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• 1 of 14

  by B Smith

  Created on: February 20, 2008

  It interesting to note that yesterday, Tuesday, February 19th 2008, there was an article posted on the

• 2 of 14

  by Margaret Wilson

  Created on: September 22, 2009   Last Updated: September 29, 2009

  We have our information out there for anyone to see and steal. I am not the security conscious person

• 3 of 14

  by Marlena B Beal

  Created on: October 07, 2009   Last Updated: October 11, 2009

  Recently, I read Representative Steve Cohen (D., Tenn.) of my state supposedly is sponsoring a bill

• 4 of 14

  by A. Van Gogh

  Created on: December 05, 2007

  Identity thieves have become more creative and technologically savvy. Unfortunately, the lack of training

• 5 of 14

  by Stephen Bate

  Created on: March 06, 2008

  More and more of us are now living within an "invisible" economy. We rely, almost entirely, on cyber

• 6 of 14

  by Duane Gundrum

  Created on: December 31, 2007

  The reason why personal information would not be safe with government and private businesses has more

• 7 of 14

  by Philip G. Coggin

  Created on: November 30, 2007   Last Updated: December 03, 2007

  Britain and Data Protection.

  Data Protection and how safe are you?

  It was inevitable that I would write

• 8 of 14

  by Emma Stapleford

  Created on: March 19, 2008

  The simple answer is no. Nothing at all is safe with the government as nothing these days is ever what

• 9 of 14

  by Lauren Shain- Raque

  Created on: January 20, 2008

  Government Funded Data Mining:
  A Violation of the Fourth Amendment

  When our founding fathers sat down

• 10 of 14

  by Eric Thomas

  Created on: December 05, 2007

  If anybody believes that their personal information is safe with the government or private businesses

• 11 of 14

  by Malcolm Toogood

  Created on: January 19, 2008

  As the revelation sinks in that yet another UK government department has mislaid masses of data, this

• 12 of 14

  by Aleta Kazadi

  Created on: March 14, 2008

  Write Privacy issues. We are all numbers, from the day we are born our name is 10 digits long. We are

• 13 of 14

  by Lenora Reynolds

  Created on: March 14, 2008

  Information seems to be treated as a commodity with people buying and selling it for profit. There are

• 14 of 14

  by Jeffrey Konstanty

  Created on: December 12, 2007

  Your personal information is not "SAFE" with governments and private businesses! How can it be? You're