If your GP practice uses MMH or has used it in the past, you're on their system, whether or not you enrol for their service.

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MMH confirms that unless each individual customer closes their account, it remains active in the background, forever. I wonder how many of their claimed 1.8m users are actually zombie accounts?

In terms of breach management, MMH has ballsed-up their response spectacularly. 

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