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AP IMPACT: Uneven post-9/11 data-cloaking persists

Take a virtual tour of New York on Google Maps and some images appear fuzzy.

As you zoom in to satellite, which looks like the silhouette of net airport terminal near Buffalo upstate dissolves into a fuzzy blob white. Instead of cars, color spots to sit in the main parking lot.

Swing south 140 miles to the prison in Elmira, near the border of Pennsylvania, or the Atomic Research Laboratory in Schenectady, about 180 miles northeast from there - and the images behind the same kind of blur .

The changes are not the work of a hacker.In the post-9/11 world, they are the product of the devices in New York State Homeland Security, made in an attempt to prevent terrorists from attacking.

As the nation shifted scrambled after September 11, 2001, to anticipate the next possible target, there was a widespread disinfection of publicly available information considered Tipsheets suddenly and maps for terrorists.

But this has also resulted, as shown in a study by the Associated Press for the 10th anniversary of the attacks of 9 / 11, befuddling some inconsistencies - that private pilots not to fly nuclear reactors, for example, and then do allowing them access to the location of plants.

It was all based on concerns that seemingly harmless pieces of information could be combined to hatch an attack. If the authorities could not be sure what information would help, they concluded it was best to keep secret as much as possible. Or if the total secrecy could not be justified, at least to make the information more difficult to obtain.

Security sensitive information was not only the coordinates of plants in the nation of nuclear power, or the locations of massive stockpiles of dangerous chemicals, or detailed maps of potentially explosive natural gas pipelines. Withheld from public view are things that ordinary citizens might need to know: the emergency response plans for public buildings in Idaho, construction plans in Delaware, and test results of drinking water in Texas.

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