State centers tap into personal data<\/a><\/p>\nIntelligence centers run by U.S. states have access to personal information about millions of Americans, The Washington Post reported on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
[…]<\/p>\n
A survey conducted last year shows the centers have subscriptions to private information-broker services that maintain records about Americans’ locations, financial holdings, associates, relatives, firearms licenses and other information, the newspaper said, citing officials familiar with the material.<\/p>\n
Pennsylvania buys credit reports while analysts in Rhode Island have access to car-rental databases. Authorities in Maryland use a data broker called Entersect, which claims it maintains some 12 billion records about 98 percent of Americans, the Post reported.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n
I assume I’m among the 98 percent.<\/p>\n
What do “they” have on record about me?<\/p>\n
Not nearly as much as God knows about me!<\/b><\/p>\n
Should I care?<\/p>\n
I know some people who don’t care.<\/p>\n
Or don’t seem<\/i> to care.<\/p>\n
And I thought they did.<\/p>\n
Including me?<\/p>\n
PS: If I’m in the 2 percent suggested above, why?!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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