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It’s time get serious about replacing Social Security numbers
Unless you’ve been in a Rip Van Winkle like sleep for the last couple of months, you know about the massive hack of the Equifax data base and the theft of personal information, including Social Security numbers, of about half of all Americans. In this St. Louis Dispatch editorial appearing in the Witchita Falls (TX) Times Record News, the editors opine that the time has come for the Government to get serious about replacing the Social Security number. The question is, will they? Click here to read more.
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