On the heels of Equifax’s massive data breach and its subsequent efforts to force victims into a “rip-off clause” that prevents them from filing class-action lawsuits against the company, Sen.
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White-collar criminologist Bill Black and Aaron Mate discuss the massive Equifax data breach on The Real News Network (source)by Gaius PubliusAccording to the Associated Press the credit reporting and data storage agency Equifax has suffered a massive data breach, and information on 143 million people — including "credit card and Social Security numbers, addresses and birth dates," plus potentially a whol
The Equifax hack could affect 143 million Americans, exposing their Social-Security numbers, birth dates, addresses, and credit-card numbers. [...]
21st Century Wire says…
In heavy-handed fashion, consumers who want to check with Equifax to see if their personal data was exposed in a recent hack are met with a catch – they must agree to give up their legal right to sue the company.
