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UK: Brentwood c2c rail users have personal information shared with over 500 people after mistake

Posted on January 26, 2016 by Dissent

Simon Murfitt1 reports:

Brentwood c2c rail users have had their personal email addresses shared with over 500 other rail users.

c2c, which operates the line from Shoeburyness to London Fenchurch Street, via Basildon and West Horndon, sent an email last week to 543 customers regarding participation in its automatic delay repay pilot scheme.

But the member of staff who sent the email forgot to blind copy all the recipients, meaning the names and personal email addresses of every participant was shared with everyone on the list.

Read more on Brentwood Gazette.

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