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SimonHickling · 12-06-2008, 16:48

I've just had an e-mail from my MPs office regarding the copies of e-mails to BT she's been receiving, regarding my contempt for them wanting to profile my site.

The office manager has replied on her behalf stating that "she will understand them as little as I do" and asking if there's anything she can do.

I have replied pointing out that if they find it hard to follow, what percentage of the general population can be expected to give informed consent as required by the Home Office.

My MPs e-mail address is also a btinternet.com address so I pointed out that she may end up having all her browing intercepted and profiled.

Lastly I asked to find out who should be investigating the system itself and the previous trials pointing out that ICO, HO, OFCOM and the police have been steadfastly refusing to do anything.

Here's hoping. Unfortunately I missed the shadow Home Secretary resigning until after I'd sent the mail.

12-06-2008, 16:48	#8710
SimonHickling Inactive Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 66	Re: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797] I've just had an e-mail from my MPs office regarding the copies of e-mails to BT she's been receiving, regarding my contempt for them wanting to profile my site. The office manager has replied on her behalf stating that "she will understand them as little as I do" and asking if there's anything she can do. I have replied pointing out that if they find it hard to follow, what percentage of the general population can be expected to give informed consent as required by the Home Office. My MPs e-mail address is also a btinternet.com address so I pointed out that she may end up having all her browing intercepted and profiled. Lastly I asked to find out who should be investigating the system itself and the previous trials pointing out that ICO, HO, OFCOM and the police have been steadfastly refusing to do anything. Here's hoping. Unfortunately I missed the shadow Home Secretary resigning until after I'd sent the mail.