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According to Aftonbladet, there are between 120,000 and 140,000 people affected.
Those who have been on the Telenor website have been asked to connect to the Swedish Tax Agency with their e-ID, and in this way, a Telenor subcontractor has access to personal data. The goal was to "simplify their case" with them.
Here's how the Tax Agency writes in its warning message:
"What you did not know, is that the subcontractor of Telenor Identitrade AB, via his service Identiway, accessed the information about you on the pages of My Tax Agency – that is, where you live, what income you had during the year and so on ".
The Swedish Tax Agency seriously looks at what happened and writes on the message: "The technical possibility of sharing information in this way is, but it is not allowed to use it. "
According TT, the event must have been reported National Agency of Posts and Telecommunications and Authority for Social Protection and Preparedness.
In Aftonbladet, Aron Samuelsson, Telenor's Director of Communications, states:
– What we find important to point out is that we are guilty of mistakes. It is consent, but unfortunately, more information than the information obtained with the consent have been recovered. This is not all information, but it is information such as name and address. No income. Unfortunately, the Swedish Tax Agency has published information that is not complete, he says.
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