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Jimmc414 1 days ago [-]
The government's stated remediation for the Palantir transfer was that the data had been shared over a Microsoft Teams chat and was deleted from the chat. That is not a deletion.
According to CMS's security program documentation, Medicare and Medicaid are a covered entities under HIPAA, subject to 60 day notice to affected individuals, reporting to HHS OCR, and notice to media outlets when a breach affects more than 500 residents of a state.
Not to mention this violated a standing court order.
HIPPA privacy laws are rarely enforced against corporations and government. These laws are meant to suppress whoever they want to. It's baffling how they continue to get away with this until you realize that the United States is a banana republic.
SirFatty 1 days ago [-]
I'm sure they did, and a lot more besides. So what? What is anyone going to do about it? Congress certainly doesn't give a fig.
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TMWNN 1 days ago [-]
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SoftTalker 1 days ago [-]
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bakies 1 days ago [-]
Well, the admin should stop creating illegal aliens by cancelling visas and green cards without reason or notice.
TMWNN 1 days ago [-]
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TheCoelacanth 15 hours ago [-]
Obviously they can do it. That doesn't mean it's good policy.
bakies 1 days ago [-]
This isnt at entry, this is people living legally in the USA for years. You're a sick heartless piece of shit if your opinion is really that the country should throw anyone in a concentration camp without reason at any time.
TMWNN 1 days ago [-]
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hilariously 1 days ago [-]
When the rich and powerful stealing the actual wealth from under us use it as a jingoistic canard we can actually safely ignore it, yes.
TMWNN 1 days ago [-]
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hilariously 20 hours ago [-]
Cool, well let me know when you prosecute the president and his cronies and we can work our way down.
bakies 1 days ago [-]
If your house burns down I hope they sift through the ashes for your documentation before administering aid for your burns.
techteach00 1 days ago [-]
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bakies 1 days ago [-]
Any examples? I certainly don't like that they're involved in any capacity. I'd rather the FBI just do some good ol' fashion police work to apprehend those traitors of democracy.
techteach00 1 days ago [-]
See you proved my point. You know the tools the FBI uses. I'm sure their in bed with Palantir too.
Police state against my enemies but not me and the good guys. It's all so tiresome.
hn_acker 10 hours ago [-]
> Police state against my enemies but not me and the good guys.
Who said this?
jazzyjackson 1 days ago [-]
Just curious, where would you say the line is between “police state” and “a state with police”
mingus88 1 days ago [-]
Are you serious with this question?
jazzyjackson 1 days ago [-]
No I just thought the parent poster was also unserious
AnimalMuppet 1 days ago [-]
Wikipedia says that in a police state, the government exerts an extreme amount of control over society and individuals. That leaves "extreme" undefined, though, so it's subjective. (Also, you know, Wikipedia.)
I'm not the one you asked, but: Me, personally, I'd draw the line at the independence of the courts. If the courts are independent, if they can rule against the police for failure to prove their case or for procedural violations or whatever, then it's not a police state. If the police win the borderline cases (or worse, the clearly bogus cases) just because they're the police, then it's a police state.
chaps 1 days ago [-]
Do you think the courts are independent?
Followup question:
Do you think public defenders are given adequate funding to ensure they can give proper defense to their clients?
AnimalMuppet 1 days ago [-]
Yes, I think courts are independent. No, I do not think that public defenders are adequate.
chaps 16 hours ago [-]
What would you change to make public defense more adequate?
AnimalMuppet 11 hours ago [-]
I'm not an expert, but I think it would probably start with funding. I think they're massively overworked, and as a result they do an inadequate job for each defendant.
bakies 1 days ago [-]
My enemies? I don't have enemies. Normal people don't have enemies. Those people are criminal insurrectionists.
According to CMS's security program documentation, Medicare and Medicaid are a covered entities under HIPAA, subject to 60 day notice to affected individuals, reporting to HHS OCR, and notice to media outlets when a breach affects more than 500 residents of a state.
Not to mention this violated a standing court order.
https://security.cms.gov/learn/cms-breach-response-handbook
Police state against my enemies but not me and the good guys. It's all so tiresome.
Who said this?
I'm not the one you asked, but: Me, personally, I'd draw the line at the independence of the courts. If the courts are independent, if they can rule against the police for failure to prove their case or for procedural violations or whatever, then it's not a police state. If the police win the borderline cases (or worse, the clearly bogus cases) just because they're the police, then it's a police state.
Followup question:
Do you think public defenders are given adequate funding to ensure they can give proper defense to their clients?