Trade Me gets fewer snooping requests from govt agencies – but others report mixed results
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Trade Me’s fourth annual Transparency Report says the site had fewer information requests from the government and police agencies in the year to June.
Total requests fell from 1840 in the year to June, 2015 to 1508.
Surprisingly – given around half of Trade Me sales are new goods or professional
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Trade Me gets fewer snooping requests from govt agencies – but others report mixed results
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