Privacy Laws Quiz: Australia & Philippines - Second Day

What is the main purpose of the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs)?

• Manage taxes

• Enforce cybersecurity

• Handle personal information responsibly

• Restrict data sharing

Which of the following is considered sensitive information under Australian law?

• Work email

• Birthday

• Health data

• Browser history

Under APPs, when must a data breach be reported to the OAIC?

• If it affects more than 100 people

• Only if reported on social media

• If likely to result in serious harm

• If it involves sensitive data

Which of the following best describes why we have a Privacy Policy?

• To show how we collect, use, and protect people’s personal information

• So we have something legal to put on the website

• Because every company has one, and we’re required by OAIC to have it

• To list all our sensitive information

Which of the following rights is guaranteed under the APPs?

• Right to delete all company records

• Right to access and correct personal information

• Right to sue the Privacy Commissioner

• Right to free credit checks

What is the role of the OAIC?

• Monitor advertising

• Enforce anti-spam rules

• Oversee compliance with privacy laws

• Track criminal history

Before disclosing personal data overseas, Australian companies must:

• Get OAIC permission

• Ensure equivalent privacy protection

• Use VPN encryption

• Send it anonymously

What is a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA)?

• A legal contract

• A media statement

• An evaluation of risks to individual privacy

• A financial document

What law governs data privacy in the Philippines?

• Data Privacy Act of 2012

• Consumer Protection Law

• Digital Services Act

• Personal Freedom Law

Who enforces the Data Privacy Act in the Philippines?

• DICT

• National Privacy Commission (NPC)

• Civil Service Commission

• DOJ