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From Nextgov.com: The young trust government, not the market, to protect their privacy

By Jill R. Aitoro jaitoro@govexec.com October 21, 2009

The public is relatively confident that federal agencies can protect people's private information from prying eyes, but the younger generation is more likely than seniors to look to government to enforce regulations and set standards to ensure sensitive data is kept secure, according to a poll released on Wednesday.

Read the full story on Nextgov.com.

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  • There was a time in this nations history you could trust most in government but today it has to be corrupt. Our leadership both sides do nothing to help American families they only stay the path that got us into this mess. They want to blame eachother but fact is both parties for years have created this situation and only they the law makers can get us out. But again nothing coming out of Washington that will help America become great again. Jobs is what is needed they have a pile of work in front of them but none of it will bring jobs back to this country. I feel betrayed I feel our leadership is corrupt I feel my children and grandkids wont ever see the great America I was raised in. Fix it Washington LC Posted October 28, 2009 10:47 AM
  • Sure you can trust the government! Just ask a Native American LC Posted October 27, 2009 7:58 AM
  • This is akin to trusting the government to protect your trade secrets and intellectual property. One sure thing we all can trust the government to do is freely spend our hard-earned tax dollars. I am not confident we will be better off the more any government entity continues to poke its nose into our private information, lives, etc. Peter G. Tuttle, CPCM Posted October 22, 2009 11:24 AM
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