> companies shouldn't treat that information as individually identifiable because it's likely already public. But that would require someone to think for 2 sec

> companies shouldn't treat that information as individually identifiable because it's likely already public. But that would require someone to think for 2 seconds instead of following procedures that are probably literally 50 years old so we can't have that And it seems this is even worse in Canada for some reason, where they're over reliant on US procedures and "ways of thinking" (in some aspects).