WFT?!
"But the ICO is happy to have got Lush to sign a letter promising to obey the law in future"
So it's not just chavvy looters who think the law doesn't apply to them, then.
The Information Commissioner's Office is facing criticism today for its failure to punish online retailer Lush for losing 5,000 customer debit and credit card details Lush, home to fruit-based soaps, shampoos and bath bombs, was forced to temporarily shut its website after losing the details late last year. It advised punters …
You only have to walk down the same street as their stores to start gagging..
But in their defence, you've missed the eco-friendliness of it. The reason you can smell it all is because they don't use packaging. Just because soap is strong smelling, doesn't make it a pollutant, or artificial. They also don't test on animals.
I still can't bear to walk past a store though..
Sorry but I brave that place because it guarantees I get Brownie points off the Missus when I produce a bloody great box of the smelly cack at special times of the year, which means I get to spend more money on photography kit and get left alone to bugger off into the wilderness to use it!
You'd be wise to stuff cotton-wool up your hooter and brave the place too if you fancy some peace and quiet at home!
Do the ICO ever prosecute anyone? Only a few days ago I was reading about some clowns who lost a USB stick in a pub with thousands of housing association tenants details:
http://yro.slashdot.org/story/11/08/05/0012209/Hundreds-of-Bank-Account-Details-Left-In-London-Pub
They got away without so much as a token fine!