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OPC follows up on Rogers email complaints

Brief | May 2, 2018

On Tuesday, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) said it is opening an investigation into privacy concerns over Verizon Communications Inc.-owned Yahoo email recently raised by Rogers Communications Inc. customers.

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