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What happened the Leave Campaigns’ Data?
“individuals involved in most high-profile elections, referendums, votes or campaigns often try to wander off with valuable USBs &hard drives crammed with sensitive information on voters once the polls have closed” bylinetimes.com/2019/03/29/dem…
“individuals involved in most high-profile elections, referendums, votes or campaigns often try to wander off with valuable USBs &hard drives crammed with sensitive information on voters once the polls have closed” bylinetimes.com/2019/03/29/dem…
2/.
“what’s to stop people just walking off with our sensitive personal data after major campaigns? And where has all that Brexit referendum data gone?”
“what’s to stop people just walking off with our sensitive personal data after major campaigns? And where has all that Brexit referendum data gone?”
@Byline_Media say they actually spoke to the external consultant about this.
“One senior insider alleged an external consultant repeatedly tried to download records from the NationBuilder database. “
The external consultant said they only downloaded authorised data.
“One senior insider alleged an external consultant repeatedly tried to download records from the NationBuilder database. “
The external consultant said they only downloaded authorised data.
4/ “When asked, senior Vote Leave officers refused to explain how their data authorisation system worked. Neither could they provide an internal audit trail documenting who accessed their sensitive databases and when.”
5/. Remember that thread where I kept asking about Hanbury Startegy contact with AiQ c June 2017.
@Byline_Media says
“Back in 2017, however, after the referendum result, AIQ was invited to pitch for business with Number 10”
@Byline_Media says
“Back in 2017, however, after the referendum result, AIQ was invited to pitch for business with Number 10”
6/. At about the same time
“Cambridge Analytica won a $500,000 no-bid contract with the US State Department for its ‘target audience research’ – a military grade propaganda tool developed for the British Ministry of Defence”
“Cambridge Analytica won a $500,000 no-bid contract with the US State Department for its ‘target audience research’ – a military grade propaganda tool developed for the British Ministry of Defence”
7/. This is my thread about Hanbury Strategy and its ties to Vote Leave, Conservative HQ and the Government, Gove, IDS.
Then the AiQ contract.
Tweet 31 onwards
I keep on wondering about Hanbury being a cut out company for the Tories and Gov
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Then the AiQ contract.
Tweet 31 onwards
I keep on wondering about Hanbury being a cut out company for the Tories and Gov
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8/
I ask again, in the light of this article, what exactly did the Governance Committee (that included Gove, B Johnson, Gisela Stuart & Baker) do if it did not put in place vetting and systems for all these different key areas of Governance?
Lawfully
Ethically
Carefully
Probably
I ask again, in the light of this article, what exactly did the Governance Committee (that included Gove, B Johnson, Gisela Stuart & Baker) do if it did not put in place vetting and systems for all these different key areas of Governance?
Lawfully
Ethically
Carefully
Probably
