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Tag: Privacy
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Report: privacy breaches rife in COVID call centres
Victorian Department of Health failed to protect citizens’ info. -
Aussie stadiums are using facial recognition on fans
Scanning crowds for hooligans and criminals, or potential customers? -
Mind-reading technology raises huge privacy concerns
AI used to extract meaning from brain signals. -
Govt to force big tech to scan your photos, emails
eSafety Commissioner to mandate searches for “horrendous” content. -
Govt urged to be ‘bold’ and protect kids’ data
Privacy Act reform is a chance to save children from surveillance. -
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What happens to obsolete brain implants?
The broader implications of brain-computer interfaces -
Standalone Privacy Commissioner to be appointed
Government responds to growing data breach incidents. -
ACS: send directors to jail for privacy breaches
Repeat offenders should face serious consequences. -
Italy bans ChatGPT over data privacy concerns
Marks first Western ban of popular AI chatbot. -
Victorians unable to opt out of new health database
Government says it would ‘undermine’ the objective of scheme. -
Cambridge Analytica scandal reaches High Court
Battle between Facebook and Information Commissioner continues. -
Privacy Act proof will be in the pudding
Hold your applause until laws are passed. -
Australians to be able to sue for privacy breaches
The government, however, remains exempt. -
ChatGPT is a data privacy nightmare
If you’ve ever posted online, you ought to be concerned. -
ACS launches privacy book and data sharing report
Taking the long view on data and privacy. -
Council shoots down smart cities conspiracies
Confirms mind control devices won't be installed in residents’ brains. -
Medibank data leak even wider
And here comes the Medibank class action. -
Cambridge Analytica scandal could cost Meta $1.1b
But victims may not see much compensation in the end. -
ACCC loses privacy case against Google
Tech giant didn't break consumer law with consent bump. -
Australian laws struggle with biometrics
'Privacy regulation' needed to avoid government overreach.