Originally posted by network dude
reply to post by jaamaan
while I certainly don't want to get into a pissing contest on this thread. (that shoud have been abandonded on page 2) The only way for you to be sure about the data would be for you to provide the PCs for this program at a local level. You could deliver them in the morning, and get them back each night. Then you could change the hard drives out and burn the old ones. Now this sounds like a terribly expensive undertaking for one person, but if you formed a group. Perhaps a charitable organization that did fund raising efforts in order to help the community. Now that might be a good thing. trust me that the masons and the curches doing this program would be happy for that assistance. You see, there will always be someone who doesn't trust a group that gives and doesn't look for the reward for giving. I bet there are a few that don't trust the Shriners hospitals. Those evil shriners helping burned and cripled kids at no cost to the parent. But what do I know. I am just a 40 year old guy with kids still at home and a few friends who are not cats.![]()
There are many examples of how this kind of data gathering can be done in a way that all of the data stays totaly confidential in a verifiable way by external parties.
Like with medical and government records of people for example.
This way every body is sure that this very sensitive data is handeled in a secure way.
I am not claiming that this CHIP program is not as confidential as they state.
I am just asking if there is a way to verify this.
And maybe we should leave the shriners out of this one
they could easy turn into a side debate. [edit on 25-5-2009 by jaamaan]



