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| | ... attention in the last fortnight as Federal members of parliament on both sides of the political spectrum voiced concerns about privacy issues; and in the wake of about 20,000 Australians opting out at the first opportunity two Mondays ago. Currently ... |
| | | ... against Facebook Australia, Facebook Ireland and Facebook Inc. The complaint relates to alleged breaches of the Australian Privacy Principles - as per the Privacy Act 1988 - in that Facebook users' personal information was improperly shared with a third ... |
| | | ... he would be retiring from the advice industry earlier this month. AZ NGA said Henderson has asked media to respect his privacy at this time. |
| | | ... misleading, deceptive, dishonest and fraudulent conduct to obtain life insurance for a client. He also breached clients' privacy on numerous instances. The AFA found out about Tindall's ban when another member rang the AFA's office about ... |
| | | ... Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) regime must fast-track the necessary steps to comply with new, stringent privacy laws, PwC warns. Taking effect on 25 May 2018, GDPR applies to any business established in the EU and Australian businesses ... |
| | | ... how companies like these are run," he explained. "Community expectations are shifting and people are thinking more about privacy, and funds have an opportunity, if they have a very bottom-up approach, to provide valuable analysis in that regard." According ... |
| | | ... submission notes the potential for IT system compromises where personal bank data could expose consumers to identify theft and privacy concerns. The bank goes on to say research in connection with the UK open banking standard "indicates that 77% of consumers ... |
| | | ... reported to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC), an independent statutory body that monitors privacy and freedom of information. "Serious harm to an individual may include physical, psychological, emotional, financial or reputational ... |
| | | ... skills gap holding Australian businesses back, Groth said. For 43% of financial services firms, the risks of security and privacy concerns pose as a major drawback. |
| | | ... consumers, banks and other third party service providers will need to balance the convenience of these experiences with data privacy. Customers will need to determine how much data they really want to share," he said. In November 2017 NAB announced about ... |
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