Dutch cities still share personal data of residents.

Dutch cities have repeatedly shared citizens' personal information online. The problem has been happening for many years. An investigation found hundreds of documents with sensitive data.
The NOS and Nieuwsuur investigated this issue. They found that cities continued to publish data without realizing it. This data included things like email addresses and bank account numbers. The Authority for Personal Data Protection is looking into this problem. The cities have now removed the documents with the personal information.
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Highlights
Municipal Data Leaks Continue
Dutch municipalities still publish citizens’ personal data online.
BSN Data Exposed
Bank account numbers (BSN) are included in leaked data.
Investigation Reveals Ongoing Problem
The NOS and Nieuwsuur found hundreds of documents with data.
Removal of Sensitive Documents
Municipalities removed documents with personal data after the investigation.
Data Protection Authority Concerns
The Authority for Personal Data Protection investigated the breaches.