A court in the United States temporarily banned the transfer of confidential citizen data to DOGE

The US Federal Court has temporarily banned the Social Security Service from transferring access to confidential data of American citizens to the US Department of Public Safety (DOGE) of Elon Musk. This was reported on March 20 by the New York Times newspaper with reference to the court's decision.

"A federal judge in Maryland has found that Elon Musk's thorough review of the agency's data systems appears to violate federal privacy laws," the newspaper writes.

The ban applies to documents, including tax documents, but DOGE will be able to receive information anonymized.

According to the New York Times, the measure will be valid for two weeks with the possibility of extension.

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