The Information Commissioner’s Office has been forced to admit defeat over its action against US genetic testing company 23&Me after conceding – albeit in a note buried deep in its website – that the £2.31m fine issued over a 2023 security breach is “not recoverable”. The move followed a joint investigation by the ICO and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada that revealed the firm had failed to protect the personal information of mor…
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