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Privacy in a data-driven world: possibility or pipe dream?

ACS leads challenge of studying data without identifying individuals.
Facebook pays teens to spy on them

The social media giant has "nearly limitless" data access.
Encryption bill: Rushed laws blasted

Two months on and the condemnation continues.
Apple bug allows users to eavesdrop

Group Facetime immediately disabled.
Android apps sharing data with Facebook without consent

Use Spotify, Shazam or TripAdvisor?
ACS invents new technique to anonymise data

The privacy of the individual comes first.
My Health Record opt-out window extended… again

You have Pauline Hanson to thank.
With great data comes great responsibility

Don’t collect data for the hell of it.
My Health Record crashes as Aussies rush to opt out

Health Minister promises privacy improvements.
Ethics Part 2: Facial recognition unmasked

There are equally amazing and frightening uses of the technology.
Apple CEO calls for universal GDPR laws

Privacy is paramount for Tim Cook.
30 million Facebook users caught out

Personal information stolen in mega breach.
Facebook ‘security issue’ hits 90m users

Internet giant has no idea if any information was accessed.
Almost 1 million opt out of My Health Record

41 percent of Australians still don’t know they have the option.
Hunt calls for My Health Record changes

Authorities unable to access records without court order.
20,000 opt out of My Health Record on first day

ALP calls for extension to opt-out window.
Facebook gets its comeuppance

Or, you know, a slap on the wrist.
New spy laws to challenge privacy

Should the government be allowed to pry?
The world of Dataveillance

Dubai number plate scheme raises some bigger questions.
Facebook finally responds to Congress’ questions

It tracks your mouse movements, SMS history, and purchases.

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