Judge: OPM likely broke privacy law with DOGE access

Judge: OPM likely broke privacy law with DOGE access

: Federal court blocks further data sharing, blasts lack of safeguards

Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks DOGE From Accessing Federal Records - The Thinking Conservative

A federal judge on June 9 temporarily blocked the Trump admin’s DOGE from accessing federal government employee records. The post Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks DOGE From Accessing Federal Records appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.

Federal judge limits DOGE database access over privacy concerns

Another clash between government efficiency and personal privacy has just hit the federal courts with the force of a bureaucratic freight train. The core of this story is a federal judge’s decision to restrict the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing sensitive federal databases, citing a severe breach of trust and law. As reported by Fox News, this ruling stems from a lawsuit filed by federal employees and their unions again…

Another Court Finds OPM, DOGE Likely Violated Federal Employee Privacy Rights

A second federal court has ruled that Trump administration officials likely violated federal employees’ privacy rights by exposing personally identifiable ...More The article Another Court Finds OPM, DOGE Likely Violated Federal Employee Privacy Rights was first published on FEDweek.