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Japanese city loses residents’ personal data, which was on paper being transported on a windy day

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The official in central Japan’s Aichi region was using a trolley to transport a cardboard box filled with documents from one building to another when it toppled over.

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Japan Today

Japanese city loses residents’ personal data, which was on paper being transported on a windy day

The Aichi prefectural government has issued an official apology for improper handling of the personal data of 121 resident households. The incident took place on April 19 and involved data pertaining to residents of government assisted housing at four buildings under the jurisdiction of the Prefectural Public Housing Division. However, the data was…

10 days ago·Sakado, Japan

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New Strait Times

Opps: Japan region apologises as wind blows away personal data

TOKYO: A normal if windy work day went south for one Japanese bureaucrat when documents containing residents’ personal information were blown away in a real-life slapstick mishap.

11 days ago·Malaysia

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Barron's

Cloud Storage: Japan Region Apologises As Wind Blows Away Personal Data

A normal if windy work day went south for one Japanese bureaucrat when documents containing residents' personal information were blown away in a real-life slapstick mishap.

11 days ago·New York, United States

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Space Daily

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10 days ago·Australia

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l!fe • The Philippine Star

Japan region apologizes as wind blows away personal data

A normal, windy work day went south for one Japanese bureaucrat when documents containing residents' personal information were blown away in a real-life slapstick mishap.

11 days ago

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