UK ICO final draft statement on Phorm removed from website, 17 Apr 2008

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Phorm have repeatedly stated they have the support of regulators and government departments that their technology is fully compliant with UK and EU Law.

NoDPI have now issued a letter of complaint to the Financial Services Authority that these statements are false and amount to unlawful manipulation of the markets.

This document is the final draft of a statement by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) which has recently been removed from the ICO's web site.

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