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iapp.org > news > a > australia-publishes-initial-proposals-for-second-wave-of-privacy-act-reforms

Australia publishes initial proposals for second wave of Privacy Act reforms

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (206+ words) Proposed privacy law changes in Australia would expand individual rights, strengthen digital identity protections and require organizations to assess whether data handling is fair and reasonable in practice. The release of the privacy reform consultation package by Australian Attorney-General's Department,…...

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iapp.org > resources > article > findings-from-the-field-consent-audits-reveal-top-five-cmp-policy-gaps-and-root-causes

Findings from the field: Consent audits reveal top five CMP policy gaps and root causes

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (222+ words) Drawing on findings from hundreds of independent consent audits, this session pulls back the curtain on the five most common CMP policy gaps organizations don't know they have, including scripts firing before consent is captured, stale or misconfigured banners, and…...

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iapp.org > news > a > a-view-from-dc-what-can-history-teach-us-about-data-center-resistance

A view from DC: What can history teach us about data center resistance?

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (448+ words) American politicians are realizing voters have soured on AI development. Have we been here before? The IAPP is policy neutral. We publish opinion pieces to enable our members to hear a broad spectrum of views in our domains. When one…...

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iapp.org > news > a > when-manipulative-retail-design-becomes-a-privacy-problem-in-canada

When manipulative retail design becomes a privacy problem in Canada

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (279+ words) While Canada does not currently have a standalone rule for dark patterns in retail inferences, the country's privacy law can reach some instances. In the modern online retail world, shoppers increasingly face reward framing, urgency cues and service-framed prompts around…...