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Mt: Vodafone assisting police over employee’s disclosure of information

Posted on December 22, 2010July 3, 2025 by Dissent

Vodafone in a statement this afternoon confirmed that a former employee had violated its strict data privacy compliance requirements and disclosed information about the itemised bill of murder victim Christina Sammut to another person.

“At no point in time did the former employee divulge information relating to the subscriber’s location,” it said.

Christina Sammut was shot at Mgarr earlier this month and died soon after in hospital. Her former partner has been accused of her murder and another man is expected to be accused of giving the alleged murderer Ms Sammut’s itemised bill, in violation of the Data Protection Act.

Read more in the Times of Malta.

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