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Adrian Black

CommBank cops record fine over data right breaches

The ACCC had received complaints from CBA customers struggling to access consumer data right tools. (Morgan Sette/AAP PHOTOS)

The Commonwealth Bank has paid a $792,000 fine for failing to enable data sharing for business consumers and partnerships, a record for consumer data right breaches.

Customers were unable to share their data to access consumer data-enabled products and services, such as for business accounting, and were forced to use manual workarounds or resort to less secure data-sharing methods, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission found.

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