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Why on earth would you need to send the actual drivers records? Of course we don't want to share that. Nothing in the DPPA prevents sharing netflows. And that
by lawnchair_larry 14y ago
Why on earth would you need to send the actual drivers records? Of course we don't want to share that. Nothing in the DPPA prevents sharing netflows.
And that is kind of a poor justification because we know that society doesn't currently have an epidemic of people DDoSing the DMV.
Someone else wants this passed, and they really want it passed. It ain't the DMV.
- tptacek 14y agoYou don't. You only need to reveal information that could with analysis be used to derive information protected under some piece of privacy legislation. Incidentally, the DPPA wasn't written to lock down the DMV. I use the DPPA as an example of surprising limitations on the ability of private companies to share operational data that could conceivably due to operator error or time constraints potentially include protected information. Another example: FERPA.