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privacy
Latitude faces joint AU-NZ privacy watchdog probe
First ever trans-Tasman investigation.
Juha Saarinen
May 10 2023, 10:06AM
Security
Intercom lauches local data hosting
To improve speed and meet privacy regulations.
Jeremy Nadel
May 5 2022, 6:03PM
Servers & Storage
How private are transcription apps?
A journalist got a strange survey prompt after interviewing Chinese govt critic.
Jeremy Nadel
Feb 21 2022, 7:22AM
Security
A look at Amazon's extreme data collection habits
The tech giant can generate intimate portraits of individual consumers.
Chris Kirkham and Jeffrey Dastin
Nov 22 2021, 7:05AM
Security
OAIC slams US facial recognition firm Clearview
Says the company breached Australian privacy laws.
Byron Kaye
Nov 4 2021, 6:50AM
Security
UK seeks data deal with Australia, others
Potentially risking its agreement with the EU.
Digital Nation Staff
Aug 27 2021, 6:53AM
Security
Apple to delay privacy change
That could reduce ad sales by Facebook and other companies.
Stephen Nellis
Sep 4 2020, 6:37AM
Mobility
Azure Australia wins new privacy protection
Microsoft proudly waves ISO/IEC 27701 for information security management.
Nico Arboleda
Jan 15 2020, 9:04AM
Cloud
ACCC warns loyalty schemes over data linkage
Automatic profile linking to payment cards under threat.
Justin Hendry
Dec 5 2019, 11:59AM
Software
Senate pushes fix to allow US access to local clouds
To ensure Australian access to US servers.
Justin Hendry
Oct 21 2019, 6:40AM
Cloud
Telcos decry lack of consultation on new snoop powers
Talks with US on access to locally-held data come as a surprise.
Simon Sharwood
Oct 8 2019, 6:10PM
Strategy
Chinese face-swapping app goes viral
ZAO turns you into a star, with creepy AI and creepier T&Cs.
Josh Horwitz
Sep 3 2019, 5:41AM
Software
Chrome's Incognito Mode has loophole
Google will close it on 30 July to stop detection of private browsing.
Simon Sharwood
Jul 19 2019, 11:53AM
Security
MYOB data leak sprayed payments info to wrong workers
Also reveals STP call centre blowout, backup and email glitches.
Simon Sharwood
Jul 4 2019, 5:40PM
Cloud
Google promises easier user data deletion
But will still hang onto location and browsing histories for three months.
Simon Sharwood
May 2 2019, 11:33AM
Security
Apple is the anti-Facebook
Comment: Your world can be pricey and private, or free with endless apologies.
Simon Sharwood
Mar 29 2019, 11:59AM
Strategy
Govt floats massive new data misuse fines
Trouble ahead for social networks, other orgs with bad security.
Ry Crozier
Mar 25 2019, 9:15PM
Sales & Marketing
Bug discovery accelerates Google+ shutdown
Company said there was no evidence other apps had accessed exposed data.
Paresh Dave
Dec 11 2018, 7:10AM
Finance
Google will acknowledge privacy mistakes to US Senate
Will provide testimony to committee this week.
David Shepardson
Sep 26 2018, 11:43AM
Security
Apple denies iPhones are eavesdropping on customers
Lawmakers asked if devices were invading users' privacy.
David Shepardson and Stephen Nellis
Aug 8 2018, 4:09PM
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