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Exposed activist accuses Tiscali of putting life in peril

Posted on July 30, 2009 by pogowasright.org

A woman who passed national security information to UK authorities spent six months in fear for her life, after Tiscali published her phone number and address in public directories, despite repeated requests to keep the information secret.

Tiscali now faces broad questions about the safety of its other ex-directory subscribers and over whether it can be trusted with sensitive data.

Read more in The Register.

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