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Social Security whistleblower who claims DOGE mishandled Americans' sensitive data resigns from post

Charles Borges resigned citing retaliation and a hostile environment after exposing that over 300 million Americans' Social Security data were uploaded to an unsecured cloud without oversight.

  • A Social Security official, Charles Borges, is resigning after alleging that the Department of Government Efficiency mishandled sensitive data of over 300 million Americans by uploading it to unregulated cloud storage without oversight.
  • Borges filed a whistleblower complaint detailing a culture of panic at the agency, where employees were afraid to raise concerns due to retribution, creating an environment of fear and secrecy.
  • He reported that the stress from the situation is harmful to his health, stating, "The escalating and relentless daily stress... is more than a reasonable employee could bear."
  • Borges expressed concern about unauthorized access to sensitive data and that he "cannot verify that agency data is being used in accordance with legal agreements or in compliance with federal requirements.
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