How safe is your private information on ACA?

[Mary]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYVpfMrDWMk#t=84

Via Project Veritas:

Do you know where your personal data is going?
After meeting with several Obamacare Navigators who openly encouraged our undercover reporters to lie about income status, health history and more, it became clear that personal data was also being “cross-pollinated.”
Enter Enroll America, a Sebelius-linked group dedicated to signing people up for Obamacare and Chris Tarango, Texas Enroll America Communications Director who Project Veritas caught on tape agreeing to help obtain a private list of potential Obamacare enrollee data for election/political purposes.



http://weaselzippers.us/2013/11/20/direc...-purposes/


These might take a while, so get comfortable and watch the whole thing!

[Jimmy]

I've "gone Galt", so LET them steal my information!..they've already done so numerous times anyway!..remember that old saying about blood and turnips!

[Taylor]

lol it's not.

[TicToc....]

The ACA web site has more holes then a slice of Swiss cheese.

[375]

It isn't, and there is NO federal requirement that the people who answer the phone on the ACA hotline ever underwent any kind of a criminal background check.

You could be giving your Social Security number to a convicted felon, and who knows where it goes next.

[Kirsifemn]

if you use the internet and have a cell phone, you're kinda like an open book.

[Texas Mike]

Not at all. You might as well post all your medical records and bank account information on Facebook.

"Hackers Swiped 70,000 Records from Healthcare.gov in Four Minutes"