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Social Security watchdog investigating claims that DOGE engineer copied its databases

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The Social Security Administration's inspector general is investigating claims that a former DOGE engineer copied sensitive SSA databases onto personal devices, potentially compromising data on over 500 million Americans; this highlights ongoing concerns about data security and handling within government operations, emphasizing the critical need for stringent data protection measures among content creators and tech professionals.

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