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UK: Revealed: Whitehall plans to share your private data - Driving licences, criminal records and energy use data could be shared under radical plans to link government databases

05 August 2014

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"Driving licences, criminal records and energy use data could be shared under radical plans to link government databases".

See the full article: Whitehall plans to share your private data - Driving licences, criminal records and energy use data could be shared under radical plans to link government databases (Daily Telegraph, link)

And see: Cabinet Office Initial Discussion document on data sharing policy for publication (pdf)

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