The consumer may be king, but the companies they are buying from want to know everything about their personal lives. The revised Data Protection Act aims to give some degree of control back to individuals who want to keep their private details just that. Paul Bray discovers the implications.
One of life's delicious ironies is that although the UK enjoys theant to know everything about their personal lives. The revised Data Protection Act aims to give some degree of control back to indi...
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