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Does anyone have experience with the credit protection firms always hired to attempt to make right in these cases? It seems like the onus is still on the indivi
by mattnewton 9y ago
Does anyone have experience with the credit protection firms always hired to attempt to make right in these cases? It seems like the onus is still on the individual to fix their credit if something bad does happen, so they could conceivably effectively be doing nothing.
> “...unauthorized unauthorized transfer of data.”
Am I being dense or is this unintended?
- fjsolwmv 9y agoProbably a typo, but in the CIA world, there is a lot of 'authorized unauthorized' "off the books" activity.
- dsfyu404ed 9y ago>Probably a typo, but in large and slow moving bureaucracies, there is a lot of 'authorized unauthorized' "off the books" activity. FTFY. It's actually a pretty good way to explain speculative execution. You know you might need to so something so you just do it using the slush fund and if it isn't useful you toss the result and if it is useful you keep doing it while papers are shuffled around and authorization happens. Certainly not ideal but not unheard of either.