80/20 Thinking drops advisory work, after accusations of conflict of interest
All action on the Phorm phront today. Hot on the heels of the EC press release revealing they are taking action against the UK over Phorm comes the news that 80/20 Thinking will no longer undertake advisory work for companies (BBC News - Privacy firm drops advisory work). This follows accusations that one of the firms founders, Simon Davies, also works for the privacy lobby group Privacy International. The conflict of interest revolves around Davies association with Phorm - many commentators have remarked how lukewarm PI's response to the many issues of privacy that have been raised by Phorm's ISP level deep packet inspection system.
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