how ironic
that someone doing some work should be prosecuted, but the ICO, which does bugger all, is allowed to continue pretending to protect people's data
A man who pretended to be from the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) and was charging companies to register under the Data Protection Act has been jailed for 20 months. Christopher Williams of Hoole, Chester was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court. Many businesses must register with the ICO under the Data Protection Act ( …