The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has ordered Vodafone to comply with the telecommunications consumer protections code or face penalties as high as $250,000. An ACMA investigation found that the company had poor systems in place to protect customers' personal details ahead of its breach last January, reports The Sydney Morning Herald. A consumer advocacy group has criticized ACMA because it has not imposed fines or sanctions already. Vodafone's chief executive says the company has already addressed the issues.
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