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This is going to get interesting. Major culture clash.
I fear this will end with Sweden losing and being forced another step to the right.
They are not strictly “selling” it, right? They charge a service fee for a request of public information. At least in part that is because these shitty companies cost a lot because of all their shitty requests so they can sell the information for profit.
I fear that they will lose though. That stuff is so deeply ingrained in lots of systems all over the country.
For anyone not reading the article: “[In Sweden], the tax authority doesn’t just use this information for administrative purposes – but sells it to data brokers who publish it online.”
The government shouldn’t ever sell people’s private data - not for profit, not for anything.
Tf is is garbage about? Offentlighetsprincipen is real.
The data is available for anyone to request for free.
Income/tax data shouldn’t be confidential, but all public.
It is though, this article is just garbage. This data is available for free to the public already.