Governments require banks to collect, store and analyze customer data for tax purposes. Now the HSBC want to link the data from all customers worldwide. They claim this allows access to the bank accounts of customers faster and more efficient in case of emergency – as in the case of a banking crash. And the side benefit – no privacy for anyone anywhere. Thank you HSBC.
Banks to Link All Data on Everyone Worldwide into One Database
Posted Sep 18, 2013 by Martin Armstrong |
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