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Moodle privacy statement
This privacy notice applies to personal information that we collect through our online learning modules. These modules are hosted on the Moodle platform. The Moodle platform is administered by LearningWorks Ltd.
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Update from the Privacy Commissioner - ACC privacy breach
ACC privacy breach: advice to ACC claimants
Media Release
14 March 2012 (updated on 20 March with new hotline number)
ACC claimants are understandably concerned about the privacy breach. People may still not know whether they have been affected, or what they should do.
Our advice to claimants wh… -
Maori Language Week
Te wiki o te reo Māori is taking place this year between Monday 4 July and Sunday 10 July and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner has created a series of privacy phrases and themes in te Reo. Check them out!
And if you wonder what the name for our office means in te Reo, Te Mana Matapono Matatap… -
Privacy Commissioner releases 2017 credit assurance reports
Privacy Commissioner John Edwards has released the annual compliance assurance reports submitted by the three national consumer credit reporters.
“I am encouraged to see the credit reporters are actively promoting the consumer’s right to access their credit information for free and are continuing t… -
Privacy Good Research Fund 2019 invites applications
The Privacy Good Research Fund is now open for applications for privacy-related research.
The Privacy Good Research Fund (PGRF) is a joint research programme made available by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner, with funding contributions from the International Association of Privacy Profession… -
Terms of Reference of joint inquiry into Police photographing of members of the public
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner and the Independent Police Conduct Authority have released the Terms of Reference for their current joint inquiry into Police conduct involving the photographing of members of the public.
The joint inquiry will focus on the practice of photographing members of… -
Privacy Commissioner proposes limit on credit reporting charges
The Privacy Commissioner, John Edwards, is proposing an amendment to the Credit Reporting Privacy Code that would limit what credit reporters can charge individuals wanting immediate access to their credit information.
“I have started a submission process and welcome input from the public as well a… -
Office of the Privacy Commissioner encourages two-factor authentication in war on cybercrime
Deputy Privacy Commissioner Liz MacPherson wants all agencies, big or small, to introduce two-factor authentication to protect the information they hold.
She makes the remarks following the findings of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner’s latest small businesses Insights Report and to support C… -
Right to Know Day -- about you, about me
Today we’re pleased to celebrate Right to Know Day by releasing a new online tool – AboutMe. AboutMe is a tool designed to help people request their personal information from agencies. The tool asks people for the key details that are required, then drafts a standardised email based on the responses…
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Making stronger passwords
If ‘open sesame’ was a password, just remember how in the tale of Ali Baba it didn’t work out so well for the 40 thieves and their treasure trove. Consider then how well an easy-to-guess password will protect yours.
From the annual ‘worst password’ rankings that come around, ‘123456’ and ‘password’…