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Thursday, July 12
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IanPJ
on Thu 12 Jul 2007 18:45 BST
A 'horrifying' number numbers of banks, shops and Government departments are said to be fuelling a £1.7billion a year crime racket by failing to protect people's privacy.
They have been caught dumping customers' details in public waste bins or leaving personal information for all to see online.Why is the Information Commissioners Office doing so little about it.
Where are the fines, where are the court cases. more »
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