News and announcements
Version 1.32.0 – Consumer Data Standards
Latest release of the Consumer Data Standards on 21 October 2024.
Update to the CX Guidelines
Updated Trusted Adviser disclosure consent page, wireframes, annotations, CX checklist and open source asset to reflect Change Request 646: Clarify selection of Trusted Adviser in the CX Guidelines.
Patterns in the dark – deceptive practices in online interactions
The University of South Australia was engaged to analyse and report on deceptive patterns and how the consumer data right may be vulnerable to them.
Decoupled Research Report (Q2 2023, R3)
This report contains findings and recommendations from the third round of CX (Consumer Experience) research conducted as part of the Authentication Uplift project. Round 3 research focussed on Decoupled Authentication and ran in March of 2023
Consent Review Research Report (Q3 2022, R1-3)
This report contains findings and recommendations based on three rounds of qualitative and quantitative Consumer Experience (CX) research, conducted from September to November 2022.
App/Browser-to-App Research Report (Q4 2022, R2)
This report contains findings and recommendations from the second round of CX research conducted as part of the Authentication Uplift project. Round 2 research focussed on ‘App/Browser-to-App with Biometric’ and ran in November of 2022.
Accessibility improvement plan for the Data Standards Chair
PwC's Indigenous Consulting and the Centre for Inclusive Design gave findings of their accessibility review of the consumer experience standards and the consumer data right consent model.
One Time Password Research Report (Q3 2022, R1)
This report contains findings and recommendations based on Round 1 of CX research that was conducted on the ‘Redirect with One Time Password’ (OTP) in September of 2022 as part of the Authentication Uplift project.
Accessibility obligations and conventions framework for the Data Standards Chair
PwC's Indigenous Consulting and the Centre for Inclusive Design conducted an accessibility analysis of the consumer experience standards and related artefacts.
CPRC Report 4: My Data, my choices - Consumer consent and the CDR
The Consumer Policy Research Centre (CPRC) conducted a series of consumer research reports on how the Consumer Data Right will change the experience of Australian consumers transacting in the data economy.
Disclosure Consent Research Report (Q4 2021, R-1-2)
This report contains findings and recommendations based on two rounds of qualitative CX research conducted in November 2021.
CPRC Report 3: Vulnerability, capability, opportunity
The Consumer Policy Research Centre (CPRC) conducted a series of consumer research reports on how the Consumer Data Right will change the experience of Australian consumers transacting in the data economy.