Judge stops Elon Musk: Sensitive data remain protected!

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Baltimore, USA - In Baltimore, a US judge Elon Musk and his cost reduction committee have shown Doge in the barriers by prohibiting them access to sensitive data from the social security authority. Judge Ellen Lipton Hollander decided that the committee had obtained "unrestricted access" for personal information from millions of Americans under dubious preliminary walls. This information includes critical data such as social security numbers, banking and credit card details as well as medical records. According to the judge, Musk's claims of a "fraud epidemic" are only based on vague suspicions that are hardly sustainable. Hollander compared the research of the Doge committee with the unsuccessful attempt to find "the proverbial needle in the haystack", although it is not even clear whether it is a needle.

The injunction requires Musk to delete the personal data that has already been obtained as Doge boss Amy Gleason and other team members and not to install any Software in the authority or to view IT systems. Under certain conditions, you could receive anonymized data, but must be completed beforehand. In addition, judge Hollander criticized the Trump government for her radical approach, which, she said, "a fly with a shelter". This decision is currently made when Trump Musk blamed for the reform of the state apparatus, which remains legally controversial.

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