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[b]WorldView wrote:[/b]
[quote]@StevenNott

#LEVESON witness 06/12/11 @DailyMirror @TheSunNewspaper @VodafoneUK & Authorities all involved in #phonehacking COVER UP 13 yrs ago. I don't trust @PiersMorgan

" My name is Steven Nott, I am a 44 year old family man and delivery driver. Below is an article from the South Wales Argus dated 13th October 1999 which shows how I tried to raise the alarm to the British authorites about the possible interception of voicemail otherwise known as phone hacking. The article came out after a long campaign to make everyone aware of the insecure Voicemail system on the Vodafone Recall service. Because of Vodafone's lack of care towards customer safety, I took my story to the Daily Mirror, when Piers Morgan was Editor, to name and shame them.

Things didn't go quite to plan because The Daily Mirror, after much excitement, decided not to print the story even though they said it was going to be the biggest that decade. I then went to their rival newspaper The Sun, in Wapping at the News International HQ and asked for help to expose Vodafone and also The Daily Mirror. It was a catastrophic decision to show the newspapers about phone hacking but the public needed warning.

I informed New Scotland Yard, Security Services, Home Office, The DTI and my MP about my concerns and never had any help from them. What was I supposed to do ?. This was all in 1999 and my full story is documented below. Please bear in mind when reading this, I was trying to raise the alarm to the serious implications about voicemail interception back then and if Vodafone hadn't tried to wriggle out of it saying 'change your PIN' every time, then perhaps we wouldn't be where we are today. What would you do if you discovered a security risk that was a national threat ? I had to do something. It was my civic duty.

This video of Piers Morgan shows him insulting my character on the 20th December 2011, when he gave his testimony. He was responsible for the Daily Mirror as Editor and had no obvious control over what his staff were doing or he knew phone hacking was going on. Piers Morgan denies this. Lying or not, I know he's definitely very rude."

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@StevenNott

#LEVESON witness 06/12/11 @DailyMirror @TheSunNewspaper @VodafoneUK & Authorities all involved in #phonehacking COVER UP 13 yrs ago. I don't trust @PiersMorgan

" My name is Steven Nott, I am a 44 year old family man and delivery driver. Below is an article from the South Wales Argus dated 13th October 1999 which shows how I tried to raise the alarm to the British authorites about the possible interception of voicemail otherwise known as phone hacking. The article came out after a long campaign to make everyone aware of the insecure Voicemail system on the Vodafone Recall service. Because of Vodafone's lack of care towards customer safety, I took my story to the Daily Mirror, when Piers Morgan was Editor, to name and shame them.

Things didn't go quite to plan because The Daily Mirror, after much excitement, decided not to print the story even though they said it was going to be the biggest that decade. I then went to their rival newspaper The Sun, in Wapping at the News International HQ and asked for help to expose Vodafone and also The Daily Mirror. It was a catastrophic decision to show the newspapers about phone hacking but the public needed warning.

I informed New Scotland Yard, Security Services, Home Office, The DTI and my MP about my concerns and never had any help from them. What was I supposed to do ?. This was all in 1999 and my full story is documented below. Please bear in mind when reading this, I was trying to raise the alarm to the serious implications about voicemail interception back then and if Vodafone hadn't tried to wriggle out of it saying 'change your PIN' every time, then perhaps we wouldn't be where we are today. What would you do if you discovered a security risk that was a national threat ? I had to do something. It was my civic duty.

This video of Piers Morgan shows him insulting my character on the 20th December 2011, when he gave his testimony. He was responsible for the Daily Mirror as Editor and had no obvious control over what his staff were doing or he knew phone hacking was going on. Piers Morgan denies this. Lying or not, I know he's definitely very rude."

www.hackergate.co.uk