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OF1975 · 03-04-2008, 13:35

Alexander that is truly truly shocking. I am gobsmacked. I had to read it twice to make sure I hadnt misread it first time.

So the ICO is passing the buck back to the Home Office are they? Thats interesting. Curiously, just for information I have had no rejection yet of my third petition submitted to the downing street petition site. Thanks must go to others who have noted that the labour ex-minister Patricia Hewitt sits on the BT board. Would be interesting to hear what she has to say on the matter.

Now that we know that the ICO is not investigating Phorm or the secret BT trials its obvious that we need to ramp this up a few more levels if anything is to be done. Maybe it IS time to try find people involved in the BT trials and write letters to the computer crime unit of the Met Police afterall.

Still astounded here.

03-04-2008, 13:35	#2101
OF1975 Inactive Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Stazi Republic of Phormistan Posts: 329	Re: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797] Alexander that is truly truly shocking. I am gobsmacked. I had to read it twice to make sure I hadnt misread it first time. So the ICO is passing the buck back to the Home Office are they? Thats interesting. Curiously, just for information I have had no rejection yet of my third petition submitted to the downing street petition site. Thanks must go to others who have noted that the labour ex-minister Patricia Hewitt sits on the BT board. Would be interesting to hear what she has to say on the matter. Now that we know that the ICO is not investigating Phorm or the secret BT trials its obvious that we need to ramp this up a few more levels if anything is to be done. Maybe it IS time to try find people involved in the BT trials and write letters to the computer crime unit of the Met Police afterall. Still astounded here.