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Divorce papers found in ‘new’ Asus laptop purchased in Singapore

Posted on March 23, 2011 by Dissent

Gareth Halfacree reports:

Central Provident Fund statements and divorce documents; these were what Hidayat Sudirman found stored in a 14-inch Asus notebook PC he bought from retailer Newstead Technologies recently at an IT fair.

The 25-year-old civil servant discovered 10GB worth of personal data, including tax return forms, belonging to its previous owner.

Upset, he went back and was told by the company it was a “mix-up.” The laptop belonged to another customer who had returned it for repairs, it said. He got a refund, and bought a laptop from another retailer.

Read more on China Post.

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