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Dear Mr Edmunds, 

        We refer to your application for access to information dated 22
April 2021 addressed to the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data
requesting to know of the 1,036 doxxing-related complaint cases received
by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong
(the PCPD) in 2020, how many of them related to the collection of personal
data from the Companies Register.  

2.       Of the 1,036 doxxing-related complaint cases received by the PCPD
in 2020, some of them related to the disclosure of addresses and/or Hong
Kong Identity Card numbers.  Public registers could be one of the sources
of the personal data concerned.  However, we have not kept any breakdown
as to which public register was involved.  Hence, we regret to inform you
that we are unable to provide you with the requested information as we do
not possess such information.   

3.         Should you have any queries, please contact the undersigned at
3423 6609. 

Yours sincerely, 

(Natalie POON) 

Access to Information Officer 

for Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong 

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Dear Mr Edmunds,
This is to acknowledge receipt of your email.  We will revert to you in
due course.
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 Yours sincerely, 

 
 (Natalie POON) 
 Access to Information Officer 
 for Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong

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From: Scott Edmunds <[FOI #599 email]>
Sent: Sunday, May 2, 2021 2:58 PM
To: Natalie POON <[email address]>
Subject: Re: Freedom of Information request - Statistics on personal data
misuse from the Companies Register
 
Dear Natalie POON,

Many thanks for letting me know there is no data on whether the public
register has been used for doxxing.

Regarding the 1,036 doxxing-related complaint cases you say you received
in 2020 can I ask:

1.  How many of these related to the leaking of HKID card numbers?

2. How many of the names leaked were people listed (i.e. company
directors) in the Companies Register?

3. How many doxxing cases have been referred to the HK Police, and of
these how many have been related to the Companies Register?

Yours sincerely,

Scott Edmunds

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Dear Mr Edmunds, 

We refer to your application for access to information dated 2 May 2021.  

Our replies to your requests are as follows:- 

1.   Of the 1,036 doxxing-related cases handled by the PCPD in 2020, 134
of them related to the disclosure of Hong Kong Identity Card numbers
and/or addresses, and public registers could be one of the sources of the
data concerned.  The corresponding figure for 2019 is 750.   

2.   We do not have information on whether the names of the victims in the
1,036 doxxing-related cases also appeared on the Companies Register.   
 

3.   As of 30 April 2021, we have referred 1,461 doxxing-related cases to
the Police for criminal investigation and consideration of prosecution.
Given the ongoing criminal investigation, we have no information on
whether these 1,461 cases related to the Companies Register. 

Should you have any queries, please contact the undersigned at 3423 6609. 

Your sincerely, 

(Natalie Poon) 

Access Information Officer 

for Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong 

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From: Scott Edmunds <[FOI #599 email]>
Sent: Sunday, May 2, 2021 2:58 PM
To: Natalie POON <[email address]>
Subject: Re: Freedom of Information request - Statistics on personal data
misuse from the Companies Register
 
Dear Natalie POON,

Many thanks for letting me know there is no data on whether the public
register has been used for doxxing.

Regarding the 1,036 doxxing-related complaint cases you say you received
in 2020 can I ask:

1.  How many of these related to the leaking of HKID card numbers?

2. How many of the names leaked were people listed (i.e. company
directors) in the Companies Register?

3. How many doxxing cases have been referred to the HK Police, and of
these how many have been related to the Companies Register?

Yours sincerely,

Scott Edmunds

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