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Government releases draft COVIDSafe law

Experts still wait for source code.
Home Affairs exposes skilled migrant data

Identifiable info on up to 774,000 people made public.
Facebook launches Zoom rival

Messenger Rooms can accommodate 50 people.
COVIDSafe app ready for download

Still no legislation or source code.
Zoom upgrades encryption

The video platform will sport the 'gold standard'.
Zoom brings in big guns to fix security problems

Paid users can avoid specific data centres.
Would you allow your whereabouts to be traced?

The Australian government is hoping so.
500,000 Zoom credentials dumped on dark web

Credential stuffing attack just another security worry for the company.
AFP confirms it used Clearview AI

Seven officers trialled the tool to match suspects’ faces.
Apple and Google join forces to fight COVID-19

Your phone will trace proximity to infected persons.
Zoom CEO ‘deeply sorry’ for privacy and security issues

Company freezes future product features.
Zoom under fire for ‘misleading’ encryption claims

Does the video platform really offer end-to-end encryption?
Government wants to send your data overseas

Foreign authorities would simply have to ask for it.
Exchanging privacy for surveillance

Would you do it if it could save your life?
Privacy critical to Consumer Data Right changes

Proposed changes would allow others to open accounts on your behalf.
The Information Commissioner is suing Facebook

Maximum penalty could be over $500 billion.
Why Newcastle Uni should stop tracking students

Too many things can go wrong.
Newcastle Uni to mark attendance by tracking phones

Location services will tell teachers who’s in class.
How to share data without risking privacy

ACS has developed a world-first data sharing framework.
Dutton to Facebook: Stop protecting paedophiles

Hints at legislation to scrap end-to-end encryption.

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