US seeks to stop citizens' data exploitation for blackmail, espionage - Bloomberg News

News24 Jan 2024

The United States plans to announce a new executive order to seek to prevent foreign adversaries from accessing troves of highly sensitive personal data about Americans and people connected to the U.S. government, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday.

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