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NINA TOTENBERG: Robert Nelson is a senior research scientist at the Jet Propulsion Lab.
ROBERT NELSON: They can ask about who I slept with, who I smoked dope with when I was in college, if I did smoke dope, et cetera. They can ask everything about my entire personal life.
TOTENBERG: And pointing to WikiLeaks, he contends that federal rules barring disclosure of the information are no solace.
NELSON: They can't keep it private. It's just not the way it happens in the information age.
TOTENBERG: Nina Totenberg, NPR News, Washington.