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UC San Diego didn’t disclose ‘egregious breach of confidentiality’ to state prisoners

Posted on October 28, 2020 by pogowasright.org

Brad Racino reports:

inewsource has uncovered another example of UC San Diego not telling vulnerable research subjects that their private information was exposed and that the university’s mistake may have put them at risk.

The privacy breach involves California prison inmates who were part of a UCSD behavioral study. Their taped conversations, including comments criticizing prison guards, were wrongly shared with the officers.

Read more on inewsource.

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