- BBC , Tuesday, July 17, 2012 11:38 AM
In the Skype support forums, "shocked" users
had said private instant messages had been re-sent to other contacts. Skype then admitted messages sent between two users were being copied to a third party, in "rare circumstances". The
net-calling firm said it was working on a fix for the bug, which appears to have been introduced in an update to Skype applied in June. Some users said they would stop using the service because of the
glitch. It hoped to put out a software update in the "next few days" to fix the problem.
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