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Re: census,2011
Originally Posted by jad n rich
(Post 9530172)
I tried to do it online, we found the form on the doorstep despite clearly being home:rolleyes:
Anyway, the online version wont work for me, wouldn't accept the codes the dumper had written, I assumed it was too early, so did the paper version. Pity they didnt knock on door, I would have liked a privacy envelope:sneaky: |
Re: census,2011
My bad. I missed that gem amongst the rabble.
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 9533001)
**** that, I made a decent joke and have got sod all respect for it.
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Re: census,2011
Originally Posted by fish.01
(Post 9533102)
I tried but computer says NO !!!
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Re: census,2011
Originally Posted by IvanM
(Post 9532856)
The information is used for decision making and it would be illegal to use it for marketing, not that the info is identifiable in the first place.
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Re: census,2011
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 9533028)
I saw that (and appreciated it) but didn't expect you to be awake at this hour, aren't you usually comatose on Gin and Opium by now?
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Re: census,2011
Information that if released would give the ability to identify an individual. The data is aggregated.
Originally Posted by In Exile
(Post 9533900)
what do you mean by identifiable?
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Re: census,2011
Originally Posted by IvanM
(Post 9534121)
Information that if released would give the ability to identify an individual. The data is aggregated.
If that should leak.... |
Re: census,2011
Very nice chatty lady just delivered mine. :D
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Re: census,2011
Massive if considering the way it is secured. The ABS risks its own existence if that data source is accessible to anyone but a select few. Even then all access is logged. The source data is considered sacrosanct to avoid the perception of a lack of integrity. The legislation backing the ABS also requires the security and aggregation.
Originally Posted by In Exile
(Post 9534160)
true, but the source data prior to aggregation has a ludicrous amount of identifiable information though.
If that should leak.... |
Re: census,2011
Originally Posted by IvanM
(Post 9534195)
The source data is considered sacrosanct
Although not in the same league I imagine Sony considered the PSN data and payment information to be sacrosanct too :D I'm just puzzled for the reqirement for so much information, though I'm not quite at the stage of dusting off my tin foil hat and screeching about big brother in a census just yet :D |
Re: census,2011
Originally Posted by In Exile
(Post 9534260)
true.
Although not in the same league I imagine Sony considered the PSN data and payment information to be sacrosanct too :D I'm just puzzled for the reqirement for so much information, though I'm not quite at the stage of dusting off my tin foil hat and screeching about big brother in a census just yet :D I am truly amazed at how everyone seems to queue up like lemmings and volunteer all this info. Why do they need your name if it's not used for anything? |
Re: census,2011
But that Sony information was left stored on computers directly accessible from the net. No identifiable ABS information hits a PC to be lost. Fed gov laptops normally have HDD encryption. Sony was slack and cheap and has had little criminal legal trouble. Private sector and state data had nowhere near the same level of legislation to cover privacy.
I cannot comment much more other than that your information has multiple barriers to access, both physical and technical. The information asked for is another matter.
Originally Posted by In Exile
(Post 9534260)
true.
Although not in the same league I imagine Sony considered the PSN data and payment information to be sacrosanct too :D I'm just puzzled for the reqirement for so much information, though I'm not quite at the stage of dusting off my tin foil hat and screeching about big brother in a census just yet :D |
Re: census,2011
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 9532626)
Madness, you'd be taking leave of your census.
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Re: census,2011
Originally Posted by Brisneyland
(Post 9534282)
Sony PSN data. British passport office. Police databases. Immigration databases. amazon cloud. Laptops left on busses. Does any of this ring bells with any of you?
I am truly amazed at how everyone seems to queue up like lemmings and volunteer all this info. Why do they need your name if it's not used for anything? |
Re: census,2011
Originally Posted by Brisneyland
(Post 9534282)
Sony PSN data. British passport office. Police databases. Immigration databases. amazon cloud. Laptops left on busses. Does any of this ring bells with any of you?
I am truly amazed at how everyone seems to queue up like lemmings and volunteer all this info. Why do they need your name if it's not used for anything? Er, thanks. I don't see the need for the level of personal info they are asking for on this census. And does no one find it irritating that you apparently don't have the choice to refuse to answer questions, don't have the right to give false information...like this is the Spanish Inquisition? Feel free post the Python sketch...:p :p |
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