Close ×
Enter your details to subscribe to Information Age, the flagship title of the Australian Computer Society.
Each week you'll receive a selection of the latest articles so you can stay up to date with the latest news, analysis and opinion.
Each week you'll receive a selection of the latest articles so you can stay up to date with the latest news, analysis and opinion.
Tag: Privacy
-
NIB denies using social media to predict health
Should users be more careful about what they publicly post? -
Why insurers feed members’ data to AI models
QBE, IAG, Resolution Life processing claims with AI. -
Google says AI fashion 'try on' tool blocks kids, risqué clothing
But users can still technically upload photos of others. -
Biotech buys bankrupt DNA data firm 23andMe for $400m
Regeneron pledges to secure 15m people’s 'highly sensitive' DNA data. -
Australians' data leaked by Human Rights Commission
Contact details, health information inadvertently made public. -
-
Meta’s new AI app is yet another tool for harvesting data
To potentially sell you stuff, naturally. -
AI scanners not to blame for guns incident, says MCG
Manual searches fail after security tech spots 'items of concern'. -
Revamped Alexa will now spy on all your conversations
Amazon kills privacy feature ahead of genAI onslaught. -
Apple kills encryption feature after UK 'backdoor' demand
What could it mean for Australia? -
NSW Govt blocks access to DeepSeek AI
Victora also begins ‘looking into’ Chinese chatbot. -
Man compensated $10,000 over ‘digital doppelganger’
Medicare mix-ups left man humiliated, distressed. -
Facial recognition raises concerns at Australian Open
Consent nestled in new terms of entry. -
How to fight back against spying cars
Australians urged to educate themselves with privacy database. -
The tech being tested in Australia's age assurance trial
Three main options under the microscope. -
Australia passes world-first social media age ban
Under-16s to be banned in 2025. -
Bunnings releases brutal CCTV amid privacy debacle
Does staff safety justify facial recognition? -
Transport for NSW defends phone tracking on light rail
Commuters often tracked without their knowledge. -
Bunnings facial recognition 'breached' privacy laws
Hardware giant hits back, claims 'privacy was not at risk'. -
Aussies admit to dangerous, antisocial smart glasses use
Filming others without consent and using while driving. -
Data-driven: Your connected car might be spying on you
The brands collecting and sharing your data.