Add to ORKGThis article is divided into three parts. The second part provides an overview of open data and open banking, identifying the benefits and risks from data collection, data use and the sharing for personal information. The third part examines the regulatory issues arising from gaps and inconsistencies in the data protection laws that contribute to significant risks to personal data privacy *84 and data security for Australians. The concluding section will offer commentaries about further gaps in the legislation
The notion of privacy takes on a completely different meaning when viewed from the perspective of an...
Banks have always served as the chief custodians of financial data and in this role, they regulate t...
Large numbers of electronic health data collections have been accumulated by both government and non...
Governments around the world are posting many thousands of their datasets on online portals. A major...
Data protection laws designed to balance the desire for individual privacy with business and governm...
Data portability rights are viewed by policymakers worldwide as a significant legal innovation to st...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 57-70.1. Introduction -- 2. Development of theoretical model ...
Data privacy rights is one of the most urgent issues in contemporary digital policy. In the face of ...
This article examines Open Finance and the risks that it poses for consumer protection. To exist, Op...
This article considers the regulatory problems of online tracking behaviour, lack of consent to data...
Australia's Privacy Act 1988 is under review with a view to bringing Australia's privacy laws into t...
The research was undertaken for the Information and Privacy Commission New South Wales between Decem...
This paper examines how data access and transfer rights are conceptualised in the European Union and...
As support grows for greater access to information and data held by governments, so does awareness o...
As support grows for greater access to information and data held by governments, so does awareness o...
The notion of privacy takes on a completely different meaning when viewed from the perspective of an...
Banks have always served as the chief custodians of financial data and in this role, they regulate t...
Large numbers of electronic health data collections have been accumulated by both government and non...
Governments around the world are posting many thousands of their datasets on online portals. A major...
Data protection laws designed to balance the desire for individual privacy with business and governm...
Data portability rights are viewed by policymakers worldwide as a significant legal innovation to st...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 57-70.1. Introduction -- 2. Development of theoretical model ...
Data privacy rights is one of the most urgent issues in contemporary digital policy. In the face of ...
This article examines Open Finance and the risks that it poses for consumer protection. To exist, Op...
This article considers the regulatory problems of online tracking behaviour, lack of consent to data...
Australia's Privacy Act 1988 is under review with a view to bringing Australia's privacy laws into t...
The research was undertaken for the Information and Privacy Commission New South Wales between Decem...
This paper examines how data access and transfer rights are conceptualised in the European Union and...
As support grows for greater access to information and data held by governments, so does awareness o...
As support grows for greater access to information and data held by governments, so does awareness o...
The notion of privacy takes on a completely different meaning when viewed from the perspective of an...
Banks have always served as the chief custodians of financial data and in this role, they regulate t...
Large numbers of electronic health data collections have been accumulated by both government and non...