New Zealand Privacy Commissioner Michael Webster said in an interview with Heather du Plessis-Allan that he aims to review the Privacy Act and introduce a "right to be forgotten," NewsTalkZB reports. Webster said, following the results from the Children and Young People Privacy survey, he is concerned about the possible implications of having a digital footprint at a young age.
18 April 2024
NZ Privacy Commissioner seeks review of the Privacy Act
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