140,000 Danes received a message in their e-box on Friday stating that their data had been used without their consent. One of them is Mette Najbjerg, who calls it “insanely cross-border”.
When Mette Najbjerg opened her e-box on Friday morning, she was first confused. Then she felt nauseous.
In her inbox was a message from Aarhus University with the heading: “You are participating in the iPSYCH research project.”
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