Aristotle stated that “privacy is a basic human desire” (Gayton 2006, 378). Information privacy can be basically divided in three aspects: the confidentiality regarding access, storage and destruction of the information; the consent for the use and disclosure of the information provided and; trust that the information will be accessed, stored, used and disclosed within the conditions agreed upon when the information was provided (Cox 2014, 123-124; Gayton 2006, 384-388). The Australian Human Rights Commission Act 1986 together with the Data Protection Laws/Privacy acts in Australia, provides individuals the legal right of privacy and requires organizations to consider the information they need to capture about an individual. This relates to
