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Indigenous New Zealanders are more concerned about privacy issues, new survey reveals

( May 20, 2024, 01:54 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: New Zealand’s indigenous Maori population is more concerned about privacy than the broader population, according to a new survey by the country’s privacy watchdog. In a statement accompanying the new research, the Office of the New Zealand Privacy Commissioner said that the total concern for individual privacy was higher across Maori respondents, along with the rate of those who had become more concerned about these issues over the past few years. The survey also found that Maori respondents were more likely to express concern about bias in facial recognition. The 2024 biennial research on privacy concerns and data sharing was released late last week.The Research on Privacy Concerns and Data Sharing is attached; the full statement from the Office of the Privacy Commissioner follows: ...

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