Plaid Suspends Access To Financial Data After Reports Of Risk

Plaid said it suspendedFTX.US access to stoner data after concerning reports that the service was using data to identify and discipline people who were using VPNs or other anonymizing services to bypass its surveillance.

this is a VPN service that allows druggies to cipher their internet business and suds the web anonymously, giving them an redundant subcaste of protection against government surveillance.

Plaid says its thing is to produce a safer Internet for everyone, but it says it needs to identify people who are using VPNs or other anonymizing services to bypass its surveillance program. It also blocks those druggies from subscribing up for its service and sends them a warning basically, turning them into culprits in the eyes of numerous sequestration lawyers. The company claims that this only affects a many dozen druggies each month, but some sequestration experts say that number is far too high for what is basically an conclude in system for covering druggies .

In a blog post published Monday morning, Plaid wrote This has been an ongoing issue with our current deployment model we've been working hard on perfecting our processes and engineering results.