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Lloyds investigating after using staff’s bank account data in pay talks
(www.theguardian.com)
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Clear breach of the GDPR confidentiality principle.
The data might have been aggregated and anonymised by the time it got to the presentation, but along the way individuals have had their bank accounts accessed and their accounts viewed for reasons other than what was required to provide banking services to that individual.