This *needs* to end with jail time for a lot of people. It’s putting god knows how many people in imminent danger, and even more in potential danger in the coming years
NorthernNadia on
> The elections watchdog on Wednesday sent cease-and-desist letters to 23 people the Centurion Project provided the complete list to, giving those people 48 hours to sign a declaration asserting they have complied with the order to stop using the data, Elections Alberta spokesperson Michelle Gurney said in a statement to The Globe and Mail. An additional 545 people have accessed the list and also received letters from the agency, Ms. Gurney wrote, though they are not required to return a signed declaration.
Massive failure, this is a purposeful abuse or data and power. There must be consequences for those type of abuse – fines, jail time, system change.
tincartofdoom on
So the enforcement action for illegally distributing the personal information of every voter in Alberta to the internet is… a letter?
mfyxtplyx on
So we have reports of foreign influence campaings from hostile nations (Russia and the US) stoking separatism, then suddenly the entire Alberta voter database gets leaked coming up to a separatist referendum, and no direct evidence connecting the leak and interference campaigns but oh what a coincidence. We have fucking foxes in the henhouse.
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This *needs* to end with jail time for a lot of people. It’s putting god knows how many people in imminent danger, and even more in potential danger in the coming years
> The elections watchdog on Wednesday sent cease-and-desist letters to 23 people the Centurion Project provided the complete list to, giving those people 48 hours to sign a declaration asserting they have complied with the order to stop using the data, Elections Alberta spokesperson Michelle Gurney said in a statement to The Globe and Mail. An additional 545 people have accessed the list and also received letters from the agency, Ms. Gurney wrote, though they are not required to return a signed declaration.
Massive failure, this is a purposeful abuse or data and power. There must be consequences for those type of abuse – fines, jail time, system change.
So the enforcement action for illegally distributing the personal information of every voter in Alberta to the internet is… a letter?
So we have reports of foreign influence campaings from hostile nations (Russia and the US) stoking separatism, then suddenly the entire Alberta voter database gets leaked coming up to a separatist referendum, and no direct evidence connecting the leak and interference campaigns but oh what a coincidence. We have fucking foxes in the henhouse.