Data center privacy fears spark legislative review
A California legislative panel weighed privacy threats from state data centers. Officials described a layered security system with guards, badges, and a man trap, while experts warned even a knowledgeable insider could expose records. Proposals would bar investments by state funds in firms tied to racist nations or harmful to the environment, and require citizen access controls and limited data linkage.
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