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Congress Investigates Data Brokers Over $20 Billion in Consumer Losses
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A congressional investigation by the Joint Economic Committee revealed that breaches at data brokers have cost American consumers over $20 billion due to identity theft. In response to these findings, major data brokers have committed to simplifying the process for consumers to opt out of their databases. This investigation was triggered by growing concerns over the security practices of data brokers.
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2026-03-03
Congress reveals data broker breaches cost consumers $20 billion
2026-03-03
Major brokers promise easier opt-out processes
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