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==== * Open Access-class (General Consumption ==== | ==== * Open Access-class (General Consumption)==== | ||
Information deemed benign enough for general consumption is tagged OA, or Open Access. Despite appearances to the contrary in the world of ASR, the overwhelming majority (about 95% is the conservative estimation) of information in the possession of Star Fleet and OSFI is tagged as OA. Such information, for example, might be economic data such as stock exchange reports; scientific and medical data such as progress reports on researching a cure for a deadly disease; or the minutes and proceedings of the Flag Council. | Information deemed benign enough for general consumption is tagged OA, or Open Access. Despite appearances to the contrary in the world of ASR, the overwhelming majority (about 95% is the conservative estimation) of information in the possession of Star Fleet and OSFI is tagged as OA. Such information, for example, might be economic data such as stock exchange reports; scientific and medical data such as progress reports on researching a cure for a deadly disease; or the minutes and proceedings of the Flag Council. | ||
However, keep in mind that OA-tagged data is not always completely benign. Good analysts can glean a great deal from such information, such as taking references in science reports to ship locations to gain clues as to enemy fleet disposition. | However, keep in mind that OA-tagged data is not always completely benign. Good analysts can glean a great deal from such information, such as taking references in science reports to ship locations to gain clues as to enemy fleet disposition. | ||
==== * SECRET-class ==== | ==== * SECRET-class ==== | ||