Charities fined £138,000 by ICO for abusing data protection laws to target wealthy donors
Cancer Research UK ranked potential donors based on their wealth
Charities let off with slap-on-the-wrist fines for blatant abuses of data protection and privacy laws
Eleven charities have been fined a total of £138,000 for breaking data privacy rules, building databases of personal data to mine to find the wealthiest potential donors and even sharing that data among...
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