securityifanyandreasonsforchangingmobilestelephones
if
any.[.
7.TheCLaimant'smobiletelephonecommunicationsand
vo.cernails
lef!
by
andfortheClaimant,
together
with
themeans
ofaccessingsuchmessages,includinganyuniquedirectdialnumbers,thepasswords,pinnumbers,areprivateandconfidentialandfailwithinthescopeoftheClaimant'srights
prote-ctedunder
Artide
8oftheEuropeanConventionon
~'iurnan
Rightsand
inrespectof
\ftfhfch
theCiairnanthadandhasa
reasonable
expectationof
privacy.
8.The
Claimant
has,andatallrelevanttimeshashad,areasonableexpectationofprivacyinrespectofthefo!!owinginformation("theMobileTelephoneInformation"):8.
i
Her/Hismobiletelephonenumberandtheinformationnecessaryto
accessvoicernailmessages,namelytheDDN(ifthiswasneeded)and
PINnumber;82Thefactthat
2
particular
person
has
reft
avoicemaiimessagefor
her/him;
8.3Thetimeanddateofthat
votcernail
message,andthecaller'stelephonenumber;
8A
The
contentsofthat
voicemait
message;
8.5Thefactthats/hehasleftavoicernailmessageforaparticularperson;8,6Thetimeanddateofthatvoicemanmessaqe,andnumberofthe
telephoneusedbytheClaimanttoleavethemessage;
a.7Thecontentsofthatvoicernailmessage;and8,8Thenamesandteiephonenumberoftheindividualswithwhoms/he
communicatedbyI"1wbf!etelephone,Tefephonecall,textandiocanondataofthemobiletelephone,
9.TheDefendantsandeachofthemkneworoughttohaveknownthattheMobHeTelephoneInformationwas
confidential,privateandwithinthescopeoftheprotectionaffordedRights.Article
[3
oftheEuropeanConventiononHuman
10.TheClaimantreliesupontheadmissionsmade
by
theFirstDefendant'sLeadingCounsel
on12May2011,intheagreedStatementinOpenCourt
andtheOrdermadeon27May2011("theMiller"c\dmissions"),inthe
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