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3 helpers sacked, issued warnings over use of employer data to secure loans
Three domestic helpers in Hong Kong were fired and given warning letters for using their employers' personal data without permission to obtain loans, causing the families to be harassed by debt collectors. Privacy Commissioner Ada Chung Lai-ling stated that in all three instances, the employers' names, phone numbers, and addresses were originally obtained without consent.
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