Digital Privacy

DoorDash and Alphabet subsidiary Wing are partnering on the faster fast food delivery initiative.

The government has assured the public that medical prescriptions continue to work as normal.

The union shared anecdotes of AI technology replicating creative talent.

The telco faces a potential $10 million penalty for breaching the privacy of customers.

The CCP group has been, and still is, hacking into the cyber systems of Western allies.

The system will be ‘air gapped’ but how secure is it?

The Trust Framework Authority is New Zealand’s regulator of accredited digital identity services. It accredits providers and polices the sector.

A human rights group is calling on the Australian government to urgently deliver laws around the use of images of children.

The banks are concerned about the return on investment for the scheme.

Online companies are given 6 months to come up with enforceable codes to prevent children from accessing graphic pornography.

By adopting the new laws, media companies can rely on a new defence for digital intermediaries who ‘innocently disseminate’ defamatory content.

Concern about young people’s social media use is escalating, with suggestions of age-restricted bans emerging. However, a ban may not be the solution.

The statistical dashboard will be released in mid-2024.

Deputy leader of the Opposition Sussan Ley said she is confident social media companies will find a way to implement the ban.

There is now bipartisan support in Australia for a social media ban for children under 16.

Researchers recommend consumers carry cash instead of cards whenever they can, as it acts as a self-control method.

It sounds like science fiction, but experts and leaders are now warning bots could be calling the shots on everything from product purchases to elections.

Perhaps there’s a corner of Slovakia where Big Brother’s gaze doesn’t reach—yet.

‘Australians should have a choice as to how to spend their hard-earned dollars.’