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NZTA again forced to contact the Privacy Commissioner after another privacy breach

Posted on February 6, 2019 by Dissent

Jason Walls reports:

The New Zealand Transport Agency is embroiled in yet another privacy saga, after accidentally revealing the private email addresses of almost 900 people in a mass traffic update email.

This comes not long after the agency was forced to notify the Privacy Commissioner after it lost an unencrypted USB drive containing the personal information of 1000 people.

Read more on NZ Herald.

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