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How leaked was my data?

By Alix Mortimer | Wed 17th December 2008 - 4:11 pm

The Open Rights Group have a questionnaire which tells you right here.

Yours truly got off lightly, with only one certain leak (I knew that TKMaxx shoe habit would come back to haunt me) and no possible leaks. But as one of society’s carless, propertyless and largely moneyless non-stakeholders I am atypical. The moral of the story seems to be don’t drive, don’t get ill, don’t have a mortgage, don’t seek employment with any public service and don’t allow your children to go on TV (and definitely don’t have children). Oh, and on no account work seasonally on a farm.

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Jennie 17th Dec '08 - 9:36pm

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