Posted on 11/29/2013 5:13:29 AM PST by IBD editorial writer
In what could be the biggest handicap to getting people to sign up for ObamaCare, the public is overwhelmingly concerned about the security of the information compiled by the ObamaCare exchange.
The latest IBD/TIPP poll finds that fully 78% say Americans should be concerned about the security features of the ObamaCare exchange website, and 53% say they should be "very concerned." This view was shared across parties, with 69% of Democrats saying security concerns are warranted.
More worrisome for the success of the law, 82% of young people between ages 18 and 24 say concern is justified. These are among the people ObamaCare most desperately needs to enroll in order to keep overall premiums from spiraling out of control.
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Yeah, that’s a problem too. But the main problem is that they are selling an overpriced sh*t sandwich.
Then some snot nosed hacker will relocate to Russia and start releasing everyone’s personal information.
It will never end.
That website is about as secure as a cardboard box. And when they hired Felons as navigators it only became worse
If one wanted to hack the system, how would he go about it? l
The fear of exempt RATS up for reelection in 2014 shouldn't count.
After the warnings given out by so many IT experts, who the Hell are these 22%?
The 22% are liars. No matter what, they give the answer most favorable to the left.
I’ve not heard one competent security expert say anything except that this patched together mess is anything close to secure. Did anyone on the team even do a basic penetration test and get positive results?
I wouldn’t touch that site for anything.
The government is the worst hacker. They’ll know what your assets are to the last penny. This isn’t about health insurance, it’s about deep monetary mining. Unlike Medicare....the look back starts here.
'People are not enrolling because they have an irrational fear of security and identity theft, due to sabotage by the Republicans trying to make the system fail.'
If that doesn't work there's always the old standy: It's Bush's fault!
And when some kid in romania gets private information and sells it for $25, the US government will tell the victim to go to hell. There is no recourse. None.
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