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World Cup 2006 – disclosure of ticket information  World Cup 2006 –  disclosure of ticket information  

The Information Commissioner's Office has contacted FIFA regarding allegations that the personal details of thousands of England fans, who bought tickets for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, have been unlawfully traded for profit.

The ICO has introduced a telephone service for individuals who bought 2006 FIFA World Cup tickets and believe their details may have been traded.

For more information please click here  


TH!NK PRIVACY TH!NK PRIVACY – new charity sector toolkit  

In response to feedback following the launch of the TH!NK PRIVACY campaign, a new toolkit has been created specifically for organisations in the charity sector – reminding staff to ‘press the mental pause button’ when handling personal data.

TH!NK PRIVACY offers a range of free downloadable materials including posters, bin stickers and postcards, making data privacy relevant to, and the responsibility of everyone in your organisation.

Find out more about TH!NK PRIVACY and download your free materials