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by setr
2802 days ago
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Presumably this should be considered overreaching should be considered an important though: if there’s an authorization process in play, then more information has been given out than the public servant was actually authorized to hand out. If me as a citizen starts receiving sensitive information despite only being authorized to receive insensitive info, that could easily become a significant security breach. In fact, a known security check was actually bypassed in this case: the email review, reserved for the content of the email, causing the whole problem in the first place. It seems to me imperative that they actually deliver up to the amount authorized. Ideally exactly the amount, but never more. |
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