Charles Borges, the chief data officer at the Social Security Administration, resigned Friday — days after filing a whistleblower complaint alleging DOGE employees had uploaded a copy of the entire country's Social Security information to a "vulnerable cloud environment”
On every front, Donald Trump keeps attacking America & Americans. youtu.be/RZXsmicwSfI
The amount of spam phone calls, texts and emails I’ve received since they had their corrupt hands in the SSA has exploded. Fake links. Fake PDF document invoices. Ignore them all. Have credit locked. It is ridiculous. Where is the class action lawsuit? I’ll sign on.
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Ffs
Great. And just when my panic about my monthly bens was subsiding a bit.
Part of how Trump almost guarantees loyalty is by promising future pardons to staff that knowingly committed crimes in 2025. If the fear of 10+ years in federal prison doesn't get you to be loyal, I don't know what will. Those that cross him won't get the pardon, leaving them out to dry.
A four month ass kissing stint netted all of our financial information to our favorite immigrant Elon Musk
Aren’t they suppose to be protected? How do we know his name already?
That tracks.
wasn't he forced out? "resigned" sounds so voluntary.
Resigned under pressure. @hcrichardson.bsky.social reported his resignation letter to the staff was deleted by administrative actions from the entire email system.
exactly.
Some of the most well qualified, people with the highest level of integrity are resigning from gov positions. We are grateful to them & will always take the side of those courageous whistleblowers! It's also quite scary to realize that only unqualified loyalists are left to do important jobs!
Boy, this sure sounds like something PUTIN would LOVE!
Russia .. if you're listening .. hack Big Balls illegal cloud server and steal Steven Miller's identity. Thank you for your attention to this matter. YST
It is odd that people are upset about the improper handling off this data and not asking the most important question, why was the data stolen by DOGE and precisely what is it being used for? The data was stolen and it is being used in a manner inconsistent with its intended use. Why??
Well we can surmise but it is difficult to pin down when identity theft & corporate hacks have become a daily event. One law firm told me, when signing up for a class action suit again one corporation, that one must be able to prove the damage (from 1 out of 100 breaches?).