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Hundreds of Odido customers switch after massive data breach: ‘What happened there is no small matter’

Hundreds of Odido customers switch after massive data breach: ‘What happened there is no small matter’

Hundreds of Odido internet customers have switched to competitors following a major data leak at the telecommunications company. According to the comparison platform Internetten.nl, the number of customers leaving the provider has tripled since the incident occurred.

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