350 Qld border-pass applicants caught in police privacy breach

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4 years ago

October 10, 2021

He said early investigations suggest “human error” was behind the bungle, and he stressed that “no other personal information” was revealed.

“The QPS immediately contacted officers in the Queensland border-pass workforce to remind them of the importance of double-checking emails, and…

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