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Privacy awareness and engagement in Aotearoa New Zealand: insights report May 2022

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Online privacy Privacy New Zealand
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This report brings together highlights of the biennial survey and the New Zealand Privacy Commissioner's internal insights reporting to provide a fuller picture of what New Zealanders think about in relation to privacy in New Zealand, and how they utilise their privacy rights.

Key messages:

  • Privacy concerns depend on the situation
  • People’s awareness of their right to access their own information is limited
  • Most privacy breaches are avoidable
Publication Details
Copyright:
Crown Copyright 2022
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
13 May 2022

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