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The ICO says not to share pictures of shoplifters because it may break data protection laws

The Information Commissioner's Office advises against sharing photos of suspected shoplifters due to potential breaches of data protection laws.
A shopkeeper in Wrexham was ordered to remove a sign labeling shoplifters as 'scumbags' due to concerns over offending criminals.
Richard Tice criticized the ICO's advice, stating, 'Anyone who backs the ICO's advice is on the side of the criminals.'
The ICO noted that while businesses can prevent crime, they must respect the rights of those not breaking the law.

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