Anger as Dutch police use TomTom data

Europe’s largest satellite navigation maker has apologised to customers for selling their data, which was then used by Dutch police to set speed traps.

Anger as Dutch police use TomTom data

Europe’s largest satellite navigation maker has apologised to customers for selling their data, which was then used by Dutch police to set speed traps.

Earlier, TomTom had reported weak first quarter earnings in which it cut 2011 sales forecasts and said it was seeking to compensate for a decline in demand for personal navigation devices by growing service revenues – including selling traffic data to governments.

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