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by csydas
1616 days ago
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Mmm, I get your point but with government orgs, I see it two ways: 1. Form online you fill out
2. They only accept hand-filled (e.g., with pen) documents So I'm not really sure which forms you're thinking of; not doubting they exist, but there just doesn't seem to be a lot of crossover on forms that are required to be printed. The only thing I can really think of that is sensitive would be just identity documents, but I think a copy shop scanner caching the job is the _least_ of the worries (the offices/businesses that require such documents really do not have secure practices at all...) I get what you're saying I just don't think the threat factor is that big compared to the rest of the chain of custody threats with private documents, regardless of where it's printed. |
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