@metpoliceuk have taken over 2yrs to complete my request. A request they are legally required to complete in 1 month. They dont seem to care about human rights. I'm now trying to shame them in to compliance. @EHRC @ICOnews @IOPC_Help @PoliceChiefs @MayorofLondon @CressidaDick 
Whilst this is rather tongue in cheek it's really a very serious situation. The right to privacy is a fundamental human right enshrined in various pieces of legislation, most notably article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. @EHRC @metpoliceuk @IOPC_Help
The highlights/low-lights of the last two years interacting with @metpoliceuk include: (1) You sending my data to the wrong address three times despite being told before and after each occasion, you had the wrong address (multiple data breaches).
Highlights of my two years with the @metpoliceuk include:
(2) Your inability to complete a SAR in 3 months (a legal obligation)
(3) Your suggestion that you could not send an electronic copy (a legal obligation)
(2) Your inability to complete a SAR in 3 months (a legal obligation)
(3) Your suggestion that you could not send an electronic copy (a legal obligation)
Highlights of my two years with the @metpoliceuk include:
(4) Your refusal to respond to my SAR when I was homeless as I didn’t have an address (a legal obligation)
(5) Your now inability to respond to any of my correspondence since May 2020.
(4) Your refusal to respond to my SAR when I was homeless as I didn’t have an address (a legal obligation)
(5) Your now inability to respond to any of my correspondence since May 2020.
Highlights of my two years with the
@metpoliceuk
include:
(6) You telling me you would delete my data and me finding out you had simply lied when I submitted a further SAR three months later (probably a breach of legislation but also very very naughty!)
@metpoliceuk
include:
(6) You telling me you would delete my data and me finding out you had simply lied when I submitted a further SAR three months later (probably a breach of legislation but also very very naughty!)
@metpoliceuk Data is probably one of, if not the most valuable commodity to the Police but if you are unable to comply with basic privacy legislation how can you possibly expect members of the public to trust you with their data?
@metpoliceuk
Further how can you expect members of the public to comply with the law when you have shown you have no interest in complying with the law yourselves?
Further how can you expect members of the public to comply with the law when you have shown you have no interest in complying with the law yourselves?
@metpoliceuk I'm also disappointed at the @ICOnews whose response on this was that of course you were breaking the law but they didn't have the time or resource to help so I'd have to launch a private prosecution.
@metpoliceuk Will you continue to ignore this situation? @IOPC_Help and @ICOnews Will you continue to let the Met Police turn data protection into the Wild West?
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@metpoliceuk
Further, how can you expect members of the public to comply with the law when you have shown you have no interest in complying with the law yourselves?
Further, how can you expect members of the public to comply with the law when you have shown you have no interest in complying with the law yourselves?
Highlights of my two years with the
@metpoliceuk
include:
(2) Your inability to complete a SAR in 3 months (a legal obligation)
(3) Your suggestion that you could not send an electronic copy (a legal obligation)
@metpoliceuk
include:
(2) Your inability to complete a SAR in 3 months (a legal obligation)
(3) Your suggestion that you could not send an electronic copy (a legal obligation)
@metpoliceuk
Data is probably one of, if not the most valuable commodity to the Police but if you are unable to comply with basic privacy legislation how can you possibly expect members of the public to trust you with their data?
Data is probably one of, if not the most valuable commodity to the Police but if you are unable to comply with basic privacy legislation how can you possibly expect members of the public to trust you with their data?
@metpoliceuk
I'm also disappointed at the
@ICOnews
whose response on this was that of course you were breaking the law but they didn't have the time or resource to help so I'd have to launch a private prosecution.
I'm also disappointed at the
@ICOnews
whose response on this was that of course you were breaking the law but they didn't have the time or resource to help so I'd have to launch a private prosecution.
Highlights of my two years with the
@metpoliceuk
include:
(4) Your refusal to respond to my SAR when I was homeless as I didn’t have an address (a legal obligation)
(5) Your now inability to respond to any of my correspondence since May 2020.
@metpoliceuk
include:
(4) Your refusal to respond to my SAR when I was homeless as I didn’t have an address (a legal obligation)
(5) Your now inability to respond to any of my correspondence since May 2020.
Highlights of my two years with the
@metpoliceuk
include:
(6) You telling me you would delete my data and me finding out you had simply lied when I submitted a further SAR three months later (probably a breach of legislation but also very very naughty!)
@metpoliceuk
include:
(6) You telling me you would delete my data and me finding out you had simply lied when I submitted a further SAR three months later (probably a breach of legislation but also very very naughty!)
@metpoliceuk
Will you continue to ignore this situation?
@IOPC_Help
and
@ICOnews
Will you continue to let the Met Police turn data protection into the Wild West?
Will you continue to ignore this situation?
@IOPC_Help
and
@ICOnews
Will you continue to let the Met Police turn data protection into the Wild West?
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@metpoliceuk @ICOnews @IOPC_Help @MayorofLondon anything to say on this or are we sticking with the 'do nothing' approach?
