Social Security Workers Aren’t Allowed to Read This Story

The Social Security Administration (SSA) employees were notified on Thursday morning that new rules were forbidden to access their “General News” websites, including those who are at the top of the so -called Mask’s so -called report Department of Government Skill (DOGE) Attempts.

In an email and a mailing list called “Internal Communication” reviewed by ward, the company has been addressing the employees, the agency told staff that it was implementing additional restrictions on the banned websites from government-equipped websites.

The email does not specify that the websites should be blocked especially. However, the wired SSA confirmed with two sources inside Wired.com No more accessible today, though it was accessible before.

The sources also confirmed that the Washington Post, the New York Times and the MSNBC websites were accessible. However, sources were able to access other news websites, including Politico and Axio.

“Local news is blocked,” a source from the SSA says that the name of revenge was in fear of revenge. “So if there is a local shooting or something I will not be able to see.”

It is not clear that the Klock list has been implemented or what criteria was used to populate it, but it does not seem based on the ideological basis, because Fox News and Breitbart are also blocked.

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A few hours after sending the initial email about blocking the news sites, some employees received another email from their managers to provide instructions on how to disable news shows on the Edge Landing page. This was not needed but there was a recommendation to help the employees to resist the temptation to click on the news links, who told a source that received the email.

Many of those who were trying to look at Wired.com were welcomed with a page with a replica of many of them. It also listed a “URL name” score, though it is not clear where the score is being encouraged, or if its site has an effect on access. Various blocked news websites were given different scores according to screenshots seen by the wired.

SSA employees usually use computers with Microsoft Edge installed as an internet browser. The default landing page in that browser is ready to show the news titles in that browser according to several sources of SSA.