Does this include american football games?

OH NO HE LEAKING

Idk man, I have a federally compliant 1 way pager. So it’s not illegal. We score the highest marks on our DoD security audits every year. Theyre distrubuted from the security office, so I’m sure they do some sort of vetting on each individual one.

We’re a govt contractor, but our civilian govt counterparts use them too

People that work in classified environments. You can’t have smart devices (phones, watches, anything that communicates with the outside) while in these controlled spaces. pagers are acceptable because they’re 1 way communication, so there’s no risk of data leaks from the classified space

This was our company too. They struck some sort of deal with chat gpt that we use their base code, but aren’t connected to their machine learning. Feels like a pretty reasonable approach in my opinion.

So our training was, “use ours. Don’t use anyone else’s because we don’t want our proprietary information out there to never be able to be scrubbed from the internet”

Well, ya see, this is a white collar crime. They call it that for a reason

My wife does. But she’s a sucker for “a good deal”

I dont ever click on them myself, but if I start searching for something I need/want, and I see a brand I’m familiar with thru advertising, I’m more likely to explore their product, at least. Simply just because, “of I’ve heard of this before”

What’s the most common reason applicants for a security clearance are denied? Botched finances, the same one that causes those with clearances to lose them.

The reason is self-evident: Military personnel in deep debt are considered more open to bribes or accepting money in exchange for revealing secrets

Really not hard to put 2 and 2 together

https://www.debt.org/veterans/military-security-clearances/#:~:text=What’s the most common reason,in exchange for revealing secrets.

watch the candidates answer hard questions

You think they’ll actually answer ANY questions?