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Usually there would be an indication of the reliability of the information when it is collected.

There's already a lot of data matching with banking records. This may well pick up unreported income of any sort.

My understanding is that it's against the terms of service to comment on anything (or any opinions) relating to their employment. I don't think there's any problem with having an account for purely private purposes.

For a start, when I was a contractor, I didn't see many public servants who weren't hard working people. Second, many are really having to watch their backs now. Voluntary redundancies aren't going to cover the reductions. Management has become top heavy in some places, leaving the troops to...

But then current public servants have been warned off social media. It may be difficult for a public servant to be able to comment publicly on anything which involves policy.