from the are-you-serious? dept
Apparently the system that tracks sex offenders and paroled prisoners and other convicts via electronic tags was
totally unreachable for about 12 hours last week, because no one at the company who ran the system, BI, apparently noticed that they had run out of space on their servers. "In retrospect, we should have been able to catch this," claimed a spokesperson for the company. You think? While the data as to their whereabouts was still collected, and the people being tracked were unaware of the lack of monitoring while it was happening, it still makes you wonder why so many governments trust such a system to a company that can't even monitor when they're running out of data storage space.
Filed Under: database, offenders, tracking
Companies: bi
