Privacy & account security
Privacy policy, hashed passwords, secure random sessions, plan-ownership checks, access/correction pathway and data-breach response principles.
A transparent view of the legal and operational controls MoveDone is building for an Australian launch.
Last reviewed 14 August 2026MoveDone does not claim that publishing policies proves compliance with every Australian law. Obligations depend on what features are live, how MoveDone earns revenue, the jurisdictions involved, business turnover, the providers we work with and how data is handled. This page describes the compliance controls we are building and the frameworks we actively monitor.
Privacy policy, hashed passwords, secure random sessions, plan-ownership checks, access/correction pathway and data-breach response principles.
Terms preserve non-excludable consumer rights, require transparent commercial representations and distinguish MoveDone from third-party service providers.
Commercial email/SMS will require appropriate consent, sender identification and a compliant unsubscribe facility before marketing automation is enabled.
Terms, complaint pathways and escalation information are published. Online-safety obligations will be reassessed before reviews, messaging or other user-generated content features launch.
The current development IP is HTTP. The production domain must be configured with HTTPS/TLS before public account use so credentials, session data and move information are encrypted in transit.
Before paid leads or bookings launch, MoveDone should implement provider terms, ABN/business verification where appropriate, category-specific licence/insurance checks and clear sponsored-placement disclosures.
Before MoveDone accepts public accounts, payments, paid business leads or live marketplace bookings, obtain an Australian legal review of the final terms, privacy practices, provider model and payment flow. Policies should then be updated to match the production system exactly.