OPM Seeks Social Media Tracking for Background Checks

Nextgov ^ | April 11, 2016 | By Jack Moore

[detective]

The Office of Personnel Management is preparing for a pilot program to automatically track public social media postings of people applying for security clearances.

OPM is conducting market research to find companies that can perform automated social media tracking and other types of Web crawling as part of the background investigation process, according to an April 8 request for information posted online. Responses from interested companies are due by April 15.

[detective]

Obama is going spend taxpayer dollars to track social media for government employees seeking security clearances.

These are the same idiots that could not find Lois Lerner's IRS emails or Clinton's emails.

[Resolute Conservative]

It was not a matter of “could not” but “would not”. Barry and our masters will use everything they can to ride us down while protecting their fellow royalty.

[SandRat]

Hope they don’t find out about FR.

[Whenifhow]

And they didn’t track those terrorists in CA on social media.