Staff Reports
The White House is cracking down on the sneaky schemes of foreign countries trying to get their hands on Americans’ personal data. President Joe Biden means business and he’s not about to let countries like China, North Korea, and Iran sneak a peek at your sensitive information.
President Biden is whipping out the big guns with an executive order that gives Attorney General Merrick Garland the power to block those nosy nations from getting hold of Americans’ data. The Department of Justice is swooping in to save the day, establishing protections for all sorts of personal data like genetic info, geolocational data, and even financial tidbits.
The order is a bold move to stop “countries of concern” from buying up American data through secretive channels. The White House is putting its foot down and saying, “No way, Jose!” to the sale of American data to data brokers who might turn around and hand it off to those foreign troublemakers.
But hold onto your hats because this protective order is just the beginning. President Biden’s dream team isn’t stopping there. They’ve got their sights set on setting up higher security standards for all that precious data and making sure it doesn’t fall into the wrong hands through any funny business like federal contracts.
It’s a showdown at the OK Corral, and President Biden is declaring, “Not on my watch!” when it comes to prying eyes from those pesky foreign countries. So, rest easy, America. The White House is on the case, making sure your personal data stays safe and secure from those meddlesome adversaries.
