A Current Affair breached privacy rules in reports about Uber driver, rules ACMA

Nine breached a ride-share driver’s privacy during a February episode of A Current Affair (ACA), the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has ruled.

ACA “stumbled” in upholding its privacy obligations by sharing personal information about the driver, including their professional history, background and date of birth, according to ACMA’s investigation into two episodes.

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