Governator Kills Data Protection Law
eweekhickins writes "The Governator has killed a recent data protection law in California, and it won't be back. Using a tried-and-true argument, that the bill would have 'driven up the costs of compliance, particularly for small businesses,' California Governor Arnold Schwartzenneger vetoed what some are calling one of the nation's most stringent proposed e-tail data breach security laws."
I guess the above isn't illegal anymore, right Taco?
How do one "kill" a law, really? Bah -- surely, Arnold must have terminated this law.
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This reminds me of an experience I had a few weeks ago. This is 100% true. I work for a government agency doing sting operations against identity theives. We leave a plain vanilla envelope on a bench of a subway station containing fake customer records. If anyone opens the envelope then we give them a few days to report it.
I'm amazed that it usually ends up in the phase where I roll down there with uniform and stick a nightstick up the suspects ass. They never see it coming!
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Hey, don't bash Arnie! Judging from Bush, the way he butchers English he could be President if he was born in the USA.
We used to have a Bill of Rights. Now, with the rights gone, all we have left is the bill.
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I've always preferred "Conan the Republican."