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Guessing you'd feel differently if it was you, or a family member, who had their identity breached along with information about every bad situation in your life
by throwaway92782 9y ago
Guessing you'd feel differently if it was you, or a family member, who had their identity breached along with information about every bad situation in your life.
And no, the costs aren't high to change it. The code to do it has been done for a long time. It got mired in political grandstanding, and that's it.
- throwaway92782 9y agoAlso to pile on - running that way is a clear violation of that government's policies, and they have blatantly lied about other security issues to other (customer) government agencies that are trying to do the right thing. It's not just a matter of choosing cost savings over security, it's also about breaking the law.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 9y agoOf course I'd probably feel more strongly if I were affected, but that's true of any policy isn't it? That has nothing to do with the correctness of the decision. I think we should end mortgage tax deductions. Most homeowners would disagree. The fact that they are personally negatively affected is irrelevant to whether or not ending mortgage tax deductions should be done.