Companies could be forced to delete customer data used to prove ID, Labor suggests

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Albanese government considering sweeping overhaul of data retention and privacy laws following massive Optus cyber hack

Companies could have the right to retain customers’ data stripped back by an ambitious suite of privacy reforms proposed by the Albanese government.

The attorney general, Mark Dreyfus, revealed on Thursday that in addition to completing a review of Australia’s privacy laws, the Albanese government will look to legislate “even more urgent reforms” later this year or in early 2023.

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