Healthcare.gov Exposing Individual's Private Information to Other Inviduals

[Three Wolves In Snow]

Originally Posted by brentwoodgirl

So not only are they sending the wrong information to the wrong insurance companies, they are also sending people's private information to the wrong people too.


Midlands man has personal information compromised on ACA website - WSMV Channel 4


Wonder how many other private citizens have had all of their personal information exposed by the website?

This was predicted...and people laughed about it, right here on City Data.

[jimj]

Originally Posted by tinman01

Any information you would not give a complete stranger. Like your full name, your email etc.

SS#, DOB,Gender,Race etc. Plenty of data for even the dumbest identity thief to work with.

[Goinback2011]

No one in their right mind would put their SSN and DOB into that website.

[InformedConsent]

Originally Posted by jimj

SS#, DOB,Gender,Race etc.

Address, phone number, etc., etc.

[InformedConsent]

Originally Posted by Goinback2011

No one in their right mind would put their SSN and DOB into that website.

Agree.

[jimj]

Originally Posted by Goinback2011

No one in their right mind would put their SSN and DOB into that website.

But that's what it requires... Don't want to break the LAW do you?

[AeroGuyDC]

Politico had a very good article on why a person should NOT explore healthcare.gov if they have no intent to buy insurance because the Terms Of Use say that any information you enter can and will be stored in government databases and shared with any agency the government deems necessary. Politico further discussed that there is NO way to delete an account or your personal information once entered. Of course, this says nothing of the security of the site, which is obviously lacking. Proceed with caution.....particularly if you are just looking around out of curiosity.

[aus10]

Originally Posted by AeroGuyDC

Politico had a very good article on why a person should NOT explore healthcare.gov if they have no intent to buy insurance because the Terms Of Use say that any information you enter can and will be stored in government databases and shared with any agency the government deems necessary. Politico further discussed that there is NO way to delete an account or your personal information once entered. Of course, this says nothing of the security of the site, which is obviously lacking. Proceed with caution.....particularly if you are just looking around out of curiosity.

Wondering how many people have already done this? Is there anyway to find out?

[Quick Enough]

Originally Posted by Surftown831

Most conservatives are old retirees anyway. No one wants access to their little patriot bonds or ss checks.

At least most conservative old retirees are mature and not some sniffling name calling punks like many on here.