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Customs selling access to government databases

Posted on January 18, 2008 by Robin

Yup, when big, centralised databases get made, it just gives you so much more information to sell or misuse. Here we have a corrupt customs agent sellling data to drug dealers. We also have people tracking ex-girlfriends. Yup, great, having no privacy.

Robin

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