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The Office of Personnel Management is reviewing information about the problem with a portal federal retirees use. Some people that used the portal on Monday fou...

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January 14, 2015 4:13 pm

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The Office of Personnel Management is reviewing information about the problem with a portal federal retirees use. Some people that used the portal on Monday found out they could see other people’s information. Federal News Radio’s Emily Kopp reports OPM is being very careful not to call the incident a data breach. Read Emily’s related article.

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