UK government guilty of DPA breach
Website farce exposes details of 50,000 applicants
vnunet.com, 15 Nov 2007
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Foreign Office breached the Data Protection Act
Government department to launch a more secure visa web site after personal data was visible to others 13 Nov 2007
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Applicants worldwide must now provide biometrics to ensure they are not applying illegally 04 Mar 2008
Foreign Office breached the Data Protection Act
Government department to launch a more secure visa web site after personal data was visible to others 13 Nov 2007
Biometric checks cut UK visa processing time
Applicants worldwide must now provide biometrics to ensure they are not applying illegally 04 Mar 2008
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Foreign Office breached the Data Protection Act
Government department to launch a more secure visa web site after personal data was visible to others 13 Nov 2007
Biometric checks cut UK visa processing time
Applicants worldwide must now provide biometrics to ensure they are not applying illegally 04 Mar 2008
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