Australian Privacy Principles APPs

The APPs are part of the Privacy Act 1988 in Australia, which applies to most Australian Government agencies, all private sector and not-for-profit organizations with an annual turnover of more than AU$3 million, and all private health service providers. Women in tech need to understand the APPs to ensure they handle personal information in line with Australian legal requirements.

The APPs are part of the Privacy Act 1988 in Australia, which applies to most Australian Government agencies, all private sector and not-for-profit organizations with an annual turnover of more than AU$3 million, and all private health service providers. Women in tech need to understand the APPs to ensure they handle personal information in line with Australian legal requirements.

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