Ex-NTT West worker arrested over sale of personal information

Ex-NTT West worker arrested over sale of personal information

OSAKA, Japan - The photo shows the head office in Osaka's Chuo Ward of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone West Corp. (NTT West). Police arrested on Nov. 2 a former employee of NTT West on suspicion he received money from ''Dial Q2'' toll telephone service companies in exchange for providing information on NTT customers.

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