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Odido must change course after ‘chillingly cold’ response to massive data breach: ‘They give customers nightmares’

Odido must change course after ‘chillingly cold’ response to massive data breach: ‘They give customers nightmares’

Communications expert Jan Driessen has criticized internet provider Odido for its "fearfully cold" response to a major data leak affecting millions of customers. Driessen warns that the company must change its communication strategy and offer more sincere apologies to maintain customer trust.

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Jurran and Hima open Catalan vermouth bar: ‘Going out in Catalonia is a true experience’

Jurran and Hima open Catalan vermouth bar: ‘Going out in Catalonia is a true experience’

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April Darby taking a break from theater: 'I don't want to overwork my body'

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Rise in home prices slows, but houses remain expensive

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Sandevoerde campsite owner wants permanent guests gone within a month

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