Yup. And also on-point, when are management and coders going to realize that much data should be treated as toxic waste and destroyed, rather than kept forever

Yup. And also on-point, when are management and coders going to realize that much data should be treated as toxic waste and destroyed, rather than kept forever, just in case we might want it? This guy had an ID theft, prevented it from going forward, but the payday lender had his info in their DB, and so the second time around somehow actually authorized the bogus loan. If they hadn't stored the info from this person who would NEVER deliberately be a customer, the bogus loan would not have happened. And all that trouble caused so some thief could net a measly $1000.