Could a central bank use a digital currency to ration petrol,or stop Americans buying guns? A prospective US presidential candidate thinks they would.
Media companies are warning the government against proposed reforms to the Privacy Act,claiming it would prevent journalists from doing their jobs.
As Service NSW updated its website,customers who were logged in had their personal details exposed.
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The move is in response to growing concerns that users’ sensitive data could be accessed by the authorities in Beijing.
Most major social media apps,regardless of their country of origin,pose risks of data harvesting and content manipulation. But TikTok is different.
Australia may soon align itself with the EU where individual privacy is prioritised over companies’ rights to harvest our digital data.
Martin Cooper frets like everybody else about his invention’s impacts on society — from the loss of privacy to the risk of internet addiction to the rapid spread of harmful content,especially among kids.
Infamous cyberweapon Pegasus is so powerful that it makes every person on the planet with a mobile phone potentially vulnerable.
Privacy lawsuits overseas have been used to suppress details of a banking boss’s affair and bankrupt an outlet that reported a wrestler’s sex tape.
A new right to erasure is among more than 100 proposals for reform to Australia’s privacy laws following a years-long review by government.