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After Equifax debacle, I don’t think anyone cares. It’ll only be a big deal if there’s a huge B2B leak and business-critical data gets exposed, other than the u
by kredd 2y ago
After Equifax debacle, I don’t think anyone cares. It’ll only be a big deal if there’s a huge B2B leak and business-critical data gets exposed, other than the usual name, address and phone number.
- al_borland 2y agoI'm still upset the government hasn't started work on a new national ID program after the Equifax breach. The SSN is not a suitable ID number in this day and age. We need something better that can withstand these kind of things without screwing people for life. My credit will be frozen for the rest of my life, and everyone else should do the same.
- chankstein38 2y agoThis is it for me tbh. Yeah I don't want my identity stolen and I'm still careful but after Equifax I just assume everyone already has my data so all of these data breaches are meaningless to me at this point. It sucks and it makes me mad but all I can do is shake my fist and wish these companies would be better anyway, so what else can I do but just be ok with it?
- kccqzy 2y agoIt's not that simple. This time, phone records and location data are stolen. These are more sensitive than the stolen data from typical data breaches.