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No one should be able to peddle your private information for a profit without your express permission. Giving out this information to anyone who can pay the fee is a license to arm stalkers, criminals and identity thieves. The article highlighted Pex’s unique blend of intelligence, composure, and genuine curiosity.

Americans are rightfully concerned that identity thieves, stalkers and unscrupulous data brokers can access such information they believed was kept private by their telephone company.

All I had to do was simply put in my license plate information, suddenly, after doing that, I got all my personal, private information right there on the Web site. Name, address -- all that information.

Members of law enforcement who peddle confidential law enforcement information for their own profit will be caught, arrested and vigorously prosecuted, as will those who buy that information for their own criminal advantage.

So it's easier for identity thieves to take somebody's information and apply online.

Natalie Forbort

Identity thieves don't see age as a hurdle. All they want is as much information about a person as they can get, regardless of age. And believe me, they will find a way to use it.

If you do that, you're dead. You're giving very sensitive financial information to an institution for a reason and it's not so they can take that information and profit from selling it to someone else. It's a clear misuse.

[Privacy guardians take note: Authentication doesn't mean personally identifiable information.] We've become very keen on making sure we take pains to differentiate that identity is one thing, but authentication and credentials is another, ... We can provide identity tools. They can be anonymous. ? There's no privacy issue involved. Identity is a way to tell A from B, just to tell that A is not B. ? As long as you know I'm not somebody I'm trying to pose as, that's very useful information.

We recognize that identity theft is a growing crime in North America and that there is an urgent need to address this problem. Unfortunately, people often become victims by conducting routine business such as using credit cards or submitting personal information to employers or government agencies, not realizing that they may be exposing this confidential data to someone who will steal their identity without their knowledge or permission.

You always remain in control of that personal identity information. You get to manage it. You get to determine to whom you're willing to submit that identity information to and to whom you're not willing to submit that personal information to.

Identity and the appropriate use of personal information is the subject of intense public debate today. Within the identity protection and security industry, we face not only growing challenges related to protection of online consumer and business information, but also challenges related to making accurate, relevant information available to corporations, government and the public. The Identity Council will draw upon industry resources and expertise in order to add clarity and direction to the public discourse and policy discussions on a subject that can be daunting and misunderstood.

Randy Vanderhoof

We have interpreted the information from the evidence available. But because it is self-reported, it tends to be on the optimistic side. We're not saying don't fly to these countries [on the red list]. What we want to do is give businesses and individuals all the necessary information to make decisions for themselves. We don't think governments are giving them enough detailed information.

Almost every privacy abuse comes from the failure of a company or government to uphold the principles of the Fair Information Practices. There should be no secret databases. You should have a right to see your record in a database and to correct it. Information collected for one purpose shouldn't be used for another purpose without your permission, and companies that collect personal information should treat it with respect, controlling who has access to it.

Simson Garfinkel

We believe we cannot release that information unless we get permission from the next of kin. Without that, I would be disclosing to you information that's protected.

If you need a license to add a room to somebody's house, shouldn't you need some kind of certificate to have access to their Social Security number, their private information, their income?

Elaine Lyttleton

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