Identity theft is so intertwined with the idea of privacy that a good portion of what I cover is focused on privacy protection and privacy laws - after all, you can't protect yourself if you don't know what the law says you have a right to do... or what companies that hold your information must do with it.
Law enforcement agencies have stepped up their efforts to gain access to private information during investigations, with their recent bid for exceptions to recent bills that have hit Capitol Hill. But there is growing evidence that there is a larger plan already in place.
Question: Is it legal for a company that provides services for millions of Americans to share and expose their customers personal information s.s.n, name.address,phone,bank account. with a third party company and that company hires felons federal or state don’t matter and have this information in their hands I imagine customers are at risk to being victims of Identity theft maybe you can give me your thought on this your opinion and sad to say it really is going on.
Nothing you’ve mentioned sounds legal, but again, I’m not an attorney.