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Originally Posted by AlexanderHanff
I got an email this evening. Emma is "disappointed" that I have declined to remove the comments about them misleading ICO...
Alexander Hanff
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Disappointed eh? I bet she is. Probably a lot more than "disapponted" too!!!
Did BT mislead the ICO? You might very well say that my friend, but I... I could not possibly comment.
Hank
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Originally Posted by Dephormation
If Phorm spokesman Alex Laity said "we did go to the Home Office before launch" then he could not have been talking about the trials in 2006/7 because Simon Watkin at the Home Office said the following to me in an FoI response;
- Whether the Home Office were made aware of the secret trials conducted by Phorm in 2006/7
It wasn’t.
- Whether the Home Office authorised secret trials conducted by Phorm in 2006/7
The Home Office was not aware of the trials/tests.
- When you first started advising BT and Phorm (and other ISPs)
Asked for a view we gave that view to all parties who asked for it on or after 4 February 2008.
Phorm did not, repeat DID NOT, advise the Home Office before trialling the software in 2006/7. I'm still hopeful we might get more information about the Home Office involvement prior to the public announcement on February 14 2008.
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Are you quoting the ICO / HO directly? Could they get away with questions about "Phorm" which refer to the time pre-their incarnation (i.e. when they were still 121media).
Hank
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Originally Posted by jelv
I've been using Google Alerts to monitor postings in any groups containing "webwise" or "phorm". What is very pleasing to see is that they are cropping up in more and more different groups - many to do with security. If Phorm's PR team were aiming to contain and manage "information" in the hope that in a few weeks the storm will have died down they have to date failed dismally! |
Aye... and the reason they have failed so dismally is because there are soooo many more of us than they could afford to hire from PR agencies
In the battle for hearts and minds the ones on the right side of the law and "doing the right things" will win.
Hank
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Originally Posted by tarka
I have noticed getting the odd blank page when browsig too (I'm with BT but no longer tied in to a contract). The only site I can remember it happening on was cableforum when I have refreshed a page but it has happened on other sites. I didn't think anything of it until it was brought up here.
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I had this too (and I
am with BT - it started last night on Facebook) browser loading but blank pages when complete - I had to refresh to get it to re-get the page. Most times that sorted it out. It happened about 6 or 8 times in an hour or two. About 8:30 to 10pm.
Hmmm, have we spotted something significant perhaps?
Hank