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Tag: privacy
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Facebook has lost control of your data
There’s too much and it’s all connected. -
ABC slammed for mandatory user registrations
Privacy advocates object to ‘intrusive’ online tracking. -
FOI agency understaffed and overwhelmed
Appeals taking years, but new commissioner due any day now. -
How law fails cyberstalking victims
Strong support for toughening Privacy Act. -
NSW leaks QR code check-in data
500,000 business addresses caught up in bungle. -
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Adelaide couple jailed for $1m hacking scheme
Pair used stolen information to target small businesses. -
Tinder busted charging older people more
Dating app slammed for unfair pricing. -
What, us? We don’t operate in Australia!
Federal Court throws out Facebook’s lame defence. -
Government building national facial recognition database
Quietly procures surveillance technology. -
Border Force: Give us your phone
Software developer calls foul after phone confiscated. -
ACS urges government to protect personal data
Submission to Privacy Act review puts individual rights first. -
Clearview AI ordered to delete images
Controversial facial recognition firm slammed by Privacy Commissioner. -
Govt prepares big fines for privacy breaches
Companies to cop $10 million hit for serious offences. -
7-Eleven whacked for facial recognition
Scanned faces 1.6 million times without consent. -
Fintech traces COVID contacts using credit-card history
Your bank knows where you've been. -
Cloud giants agree on privacy protections
Vendors propose framework for handling government data requests. -
Denmark launches seal of approval for tech
D-Seal scheme to recognise strong trust and privacy policies. -
Help government hack or face 10 years' jail
Controversial new surveillance laws pass senate. -
Instagram to advertisers: leave those kids alone
Makes changes to protect young people on its platform. -
Uber slapped on wrist for massive data breach
US parent argues exemption from privacy laws.