The California DMV has rejected Opendns founder David Ulevitch's application for an "1NFOS3C" vanity license plate because it includes "a term of lust or depravity."
The state agency, which warehouses potentially compromising data on tens of millions of Americans, experienced at least one breach in recent years — this latest judgment suggests that the agency is still struggling to come to grips with the nuances of information security.
1NFOS3C, a term of lust or depravity, not coming to a license plate near you. ???. No thanks to @CA_DMV. ? pic.twitter.com/fDxdK2RZLY
— ☁ David Ulevitch ☁ (@davidu) October 15, 2016
1NFOS3C, a term of lust or depravity, not coming to a license plate near you. ???. No thanks to @CA_DMV. ? [David Ulevitch/Twitter]
California DMV Rejects 1NFOS3C Vanity Plate Because Of 'Sexual Connotation'
[Mike Masnick/Techdirt]
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