§ Tracker · Mauritius · DPO · 2024
Anonymised respondent (a company)
Enquiry was closed to the satisfaction of all parties under section 42 of the data protection act. DPO, 26 December 2024.
Summary
The complainant had a distressing phone call with a company while inquiring about a late School Allowance payment, during which a staff member threatened to use the complainant's personal details to slow down her file. The Data Protection Office wrote to the company requesting explanations and details of remedial measures taken. The company responded that necessary actions were taken within 5 days and that no personal data was processed to delay the matter, leading to closure of the enquiry.
Cite this decision
DPO (Mauritius), Decision No 197, determination of 26 December 2024. African Data Protection Enforcement Tracker, Law Lab Africa Research, https://research.lawlab.africa/tracker/mauritius/dpo/2024/decision-197-personal-data-misuse-telephone-complaint/ (accessed 22 July 2026).
Same respondent
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- 5 April 2023 · enquiry is closed to the satisfaction of all parties under section 6 of the Data Protection Act (DPA)
- 6 April 2023 · enquiry is closed to the satisfaction of all parties under section 6 of the Data Protection Act 2017 (DPA)
- 21 June 2022 · enquiry is closed to the satisfaction of all parties under section 6 of the Data Protection Act 2017 (DPA)
- 25 February 2020 · no breach of the DPA has been established and the enquiry is thus closed
- 24 February 2020 · No breach of the DPA is thus found committed
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