Which of the following is not an act of identity theft?

Accessing bank information with consent does not constitute an act of identity theft because, in this case, the person accessing the information has permission to do so. Identity theft typically involves unauthorized use of another individual's personal information with the intent to commit fraud or other illegal acts. The key element here is the lack of consent; in this scenario, because the individual has consented to allow their bank information to be accessed, it does not fit the definition of identity theft.

In contrast, obtaining employment under a false identity, acquiring goods by using someone else’s identity, and obtaining identification documents in another person's name all involve deceptive practices where the perpetrator is using someone else's personal information without permission, which is the hallmark of identity theft.