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READ MOREStrict new consent rules to protect consumer info
Businesses face data sharing consent tests and multi-million dollar fines for breaching privacy requirements under rules for managing the deluge of customer information set to flow from next year under the country's 'Consumer Data Right'.
The Office of the Information Commissioner started asking businesses for feedback last week on draft privacy guidelines for properly dealing with customer data when it moves from one bank or energy company to another.
Read more at The Age.
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