In episode 30 Dexter is joined by Joanne Cooper, Founder and CEO of ID Exchange.
ID Exchange is an Identity Data Exchange, focused on Privacy Enhancing Technologies with Consent Management, Social Privacy Innovation and Digital Ethics. As Australia enters the open banking era, the work of ID Exchange is critical in ensuring Australians get the most from their data while protecting their privacy and human rights.
Partnering with Digi me from the UK, ID Exchange gives consumers the power to take control of their data with easy optin/out consent through the app.
Jo shares her unique journey which I'm sure would make a great Netflix series!
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