Disclosure
Social Media College may Disclose Personal Information to related or unrelated third parties if consent has been obtained from the individual.
Social Media College may Disclose Personal Information to unrelated third parties to enable outsourcing of functions where that Disclosure or Use is for a related Secondary Purpose and has been notified to individuals or where such Disclosure is within the individual’s Reasonable Expectations.
Social Media College will take reasonable steps to ensure that its contracts with third parties include requirements for third parties to comply with the Use and Disclosure requirements of the Privacy Act.
In the rare event that Social Media College will not attempt to match de-identified or anonymous data collected through surveys or such online devices as “cookies”, with information identifying an individual, without the consent of the relevant individual.
Social Media College is required to disclose Personal Information to law enforcement agencies, government agencies or external advisors Social Media College will only do so in accordance with the Privacy Act or any other relevant Australian legislation.
Social Media College may Disclose Personal Information to avoid an imminent threat to a person’s life or to public safety.
If a Disclosure is not for a Primary Purpose; is not for a related Secondary Purpose; or upfront consent has not been obtained, Social Media College will not Disclose Personal Information otherwise than in accordance with the exceptions set out at 3.1 to 3.6 above.
Social Media College does not generally share its customer lists on a commercial basis with third parties but if it did, it would only do so if we had the appropriate consent of the individual involved.