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Story: AOL sorry for search data 'screw-up'
Posted by: Chris Roberts (Tuesday 22 August 2006, 7:13 PM)
What gives you the right, in reporting the story of AOL's screw-up, to divulge details of one of the search items, being the name address and telephone number of an individual? Did you amend the data in any way to protect the identity of the individual? You may argue that such information is in the public domain, but did you check to see if this was the case? The number could have been delisted.
How about an apology from you?
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