One of Britain’s leading news anchors was named by his wife as being the BBC presenter facing allegations he paid a young person for explicit photos.
Shares of ASX-listed Life360 are surging but privacy issues dog its tracking app,which inspired a Black Mirror episode and is allegedly being used by sex traffickers.
The MCG and SCG are among several stadiums that collect patrons’ biometric data but little is known about how or why it’s gathered.
Amazon dismisses American regulator’s allegations,but has agreed to pay the fines.
The record fine levied on Facebook’s parent Meta for breaching privacy laws will put a lot of companies on notice when it comes to how it deals with the data of individuals.
The social media giant,which owns Facebook,Instagram and WhatsApp,is aghast at a mooted change to allow users to opt out of targeted advertising online.
Harry and dozens of other celebrities are suing Mirror Group Newspapers,accusing its titles of accessing information by phone-hacking,deception and other illicit means.
Artificial Intelligence is now sufficiently sophisticated to re-identify individuals from de-identified health data. We must quickly develop rules for its ethical use.
The government will appoint a new federal privacy commissioner to pursue companies over major breaches of their consumers’ trust.
An investigation by the privacy watchdog follows a complaint about national security risks posed by MPs having Amex accounts,including security committee chair Peter Khalil.
The welfare agency is asking police to trawl through people’s metadata and in some cases crack their passwords to find out if they’re in a relationship.