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Tag: online
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FedEx trialling maxi-drones for online deliveries
Consumers want their goods faster. -
Three elections to be re-run after iVote debacle
System failures may have changed outcomes, Supreme Court rules. -
Maximum privacy for under 18s
How social media giants should fight online abuse. -
How much time is too much for kids online?
Parents worry about how long their children play games. -
Your tech skills worth an extra $7,700 a year
Employers are paying a nine per cent premium for digital skills. -
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AFP warning: keep child pics off socials
Kids in school uniform can be identified by predators. -
EU passes rules for digital platforms
Eurozone wants to be fit for the digital age. -
Big Tech facing new regulations
Digital services and markets will have new rules in EU. -
Government can soon delete links from Google
eSafety Commissioner has power to scrub internet content. -
Government to ask young people about online safety
Will set up advisory council to help form public policy. -
Inquiry to put big tech under microscope
Social media facing further public scrutiny. -
Govt prepares big fines for privacy breaches
Companies to cop $10 million hit for serious offences. -
Australians ordered 1 billion packages last year
More delays forecast as Christmas moves online. -
Aussies can’t last a single day without the internet
The younger you are, the harder it is to go offline. -
Hey delivery companies, where’s my stuff?
Stay at home, they said, and order everything online. -
China limits kids gaming to 3 hours per week
Publishers forced to limit play and verify identities. -
Go1 becomes Australia’s latest unicorn
The education platform is now valued at more than $1b. -
Online giants promise to combat abuse against women
Facebook, Google, Twitter, TikTok commit to do better. -
Tech jobs have the toughest interviews
Candidates run through a series of technical challenges. -
Privacy: Apple users say ‘no thanks, Facebook’
Turns out almost nobody wants to be tracked online.