The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) should give advice and support on UK laws on communication hacking, said a House of Commons committee. OUT-LAW News reports that the committee recommends the ICO clarify the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act in an effort to advise those who may be in danger of breaking surveillance laws or think they've been victims of illegal hacking or surveillance. "Although the Information Commissioner's Office provides some advice, there is no formal mechanism," the committee said.
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