Fed's Data Dragnet Has Americans From Both Sides Yelling 'Enough'
Your SSN, medical history, voting record — all sitting in some federal vault, ripe for sharing. Americans are done with it, polls show, demanding real oversight before it's too late.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Bipartisan American worry over personal data held by government agencies hits new highs.
- Recent federal moves ditch privacy norms for broad data sharing.
- Accountability lacking; contractors profit while citizens demand reforms.
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Originally reported by CDT
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