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Privacy

February 2024

  • The illustration shows a figure opening a fridge in the dark, with kitchen devices tracking the movement.

    Is my home spying on me? As smart devices move in, experts fear Australians are oversharing

  • Josh Burns

    Publication of Jewish creatives WhatsApp group led to death threats, MP says

  • ulez signs on a London street

    Ulez fines scandal: Italian police ‘illegally accessed’ thousands of EU drivers’ data

  • Toyota Camry Ascent

    Toyota cars collecting and potentially sharing location data and personal information, Choice says

  • The networker
    Farewell FaceTime? That’s in store if the UK’s new snooper’s charter becomes law

    John Naughton

  • Lobby group calls for pokies venues to be exempt from facial recognition and biometric data laws

  • Dozens in Jordan targeted by authorities using NSO spyware, report finds

January 2024

  • A lone vehicle in a car park viewed from the air

    Parking apps lock in the status quo. To reimagine Australia’s cities, we must think beyond them

    Julia Powles
  • Prince Harry

    Daily Mirror faces £2m in legal costs over Prince Harry phone hacking

  • Police and private companies are making increased use of facial recognition technology

    Facial recognition cameras in supermarkets ‘targeted at poor areas’ in England

  • Michael Freilich.

    How Belgian MP turned sleuth to solve London Ulez fine mystery

  • Instagram to scan under-18s’ messages to protect against ‘inappropriate images’

  • Forty years ago Apple debuted a computer that changed our world, for good or ill

    Siva Vaidhyanathan

  • Digital afterlife – how to deal with social media accounts when someone dies

December 2023

  • Plaintiffs said letting Google had an ‘unaccountable trove of information’ from learning about what they seek out online.

    Google agrees to settle $5bn lawsuit claiming it secretly tracked users

  • tiktok logo

    TikTok’s data collection being scrutinised by Australia’s privacy watchdog

  • A man uses a smartphone and app to pay for street parking

    Hackers steal customer data from Europe’s largest parking app operator

  • Facial recognition technology in operation in Leicester Square. A law change being quietly introduced by the government will allow police to run facial recognition searches on a database containing images of Britain’s 50m driving licence holders

    Police to be able to run face recognition searches on 50m driving licence holders

  • Harry wanted respect. Now, with this court victory, he’s earned it

    Barbara Ellen

  • Prince Harry hails phone-hacking case win as ‘great day for truth’

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