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Labor vows to fix Encryption Act

Says the government broke its promise to change laws.
Murderer wins right to be forgotten

Old news articles infringe on man’s human rights, court finds.
Why TheFork is our data going overseas?

Data no longer private after overseas acquisitions, warns ACCC.
Rewrite ordered for mass surveillance bill

PJCIS says it should not proceed in current form.
US Congress warns on encryption

Australian laws trigger data sharing concerns.
GDPR is your passport to Europe

Get EU compliant or be shunned, expert warns.
You have the right to be forgotten… in Europe

A win for Google as it holds its challenge to the EU Court.
Facebook to Australian Govt: butt out

Serial privacy offender lectures on “substandard” privacy protections.
Facebook rolls out facial recognition

Says the technology will be opt-in.
Human error the leading cause of data breaches

Figures show cyber security has not improved over the past year.
Tech giants admit to eavesdropping

Yes, they've been listening to your conversations.
Facebook can read minds

Literally.
US regulator fines Facebook US$5 billion

Stock price jumps in response.
5G gives the government unparalleled surveillance powers, researchers warn

Unreformed data retention laws could turn your future mobile phone into a virtual ankle monitor.
Comm Bank slapped over failed security

Missing bank statements cause concern about customer privacy.
Heightened fears over mass surveillance

Citizens demand an end to intrusive technology.
Instagram hit by two privacy breaches in a week

The Facebook-owned company fails it users.
Zuckerberg says Facebook is all about privacy now

And the world laughed.
Web creator: Separate data from apps

Sir Tim Berners-Lee wants to make some changes.
Breakthrough in data sharing

ACS hackathon proves fruitful.

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