British officials said that they would re-open an investigation into Wi-Fi data collected by Google's Street View cars after the search engine giant admitted that it captured entire e-mails, URLs, and passwords. "We will be making enquires to see whether this information relates to the data inadvertently captured in the U.K., before deciding on the necessary course of action, including a consideration of the need to use our enforcement powers," the Information Commissioner's Office said in a statement.
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