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In a column for Slate, Seeta Gangadharan and Aleta Sprague report on welfare programs and the amount of sensitive data collected on recipients. The massive amounts of data are stored in potentially unsecure databases for varying amounts of time and sometimes lack permissions controls for case workers, the report states. “Poor people in the welfare system don’t have privacy,” the authors write, “and they don’t factor into broader debates on protecting individuals’ liberty and right to be left alone.” One solution, the authors suggest, is to collect less data on recipients, thereby making the system more efficient and mitigating the potential risk of data loss.
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