This morning I read about God being acquainted with all my ways. So I made this wallpaper for my computer:
Then I read this:
| State centers tap into personal data
Intelligence centers run by U.S. states have access to personal information about millions of Americans, The Washington Post reported on Wednesday. […] A survey conducted last year shows the centers have subscriptions to private information-broker services that maintain records about Americans’ locations, financial holdings, associates, relatives, firearms licenses and other information, the newspaper said, citing officials familiar with the material. Pennsylvania buys credit reports while analysts in Rhode Island have access to car-rental databases. Authorities in Maryland use a data broker called Entersect, which claims it maintains some 12 billion records about 98 percent of Americans, the Post reported. |
I assume I’m among the 98 percent.
What do “they” have on record about me?
Not nearly as much as God knows about me!
Should I care?
I know some people who don’t care.
Or don’t seem to care.
And I thought they did.
Including me?
PS: If I’m in the 2 percent suggested above, why?!