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The digital ID system will make cybersecurity ’simpler, safer, and more secure,' says Finance Minister Katy Gallagher.

Britain has completed flight trials of an advanced quantum-based navigation system which cannot be jammed by hostile foreign powers.

Parliament promises to be busy in the first week of May, with digital ID and net zero legislation among the bills to be considered, along with the budget.

Elon Musk’s X was subject to a court order to remove all videos of a stabbing incident from its platform globally.

Children under 14 could be blocked from opening social media accounts in an Australia-first law.

‘Our research shows that globally, companies are making significant investments in AI, with Australia at the forefront,’ said KPMG global audit head of AI.

The new centre-right government has dropped the proposal amid public opposition.

Judge Amit Mehta’s decision could disrupt Google’s power while altering the way other companies compete.

The company said it has set up its plants to be flexible, allowing customers to decide which type of engine they prefer to buy.

The company’s shares rose by over 14 percent in after-hours trading on Tuesday.

The ’results about you' tool allows users to see whether they show up in search results, and request the removal of personally identifiable information.

A new law requires the app to divest from its Chinese parent company or be banned in the United States over national security concerns.

NHS Dumfries and Galloway was attacked by cyber criminals in March when the first batch of data, including patients’ information, was released.

Thousands have gathered at rallies across major capital cities to protest Australia’s impending national digital ID.

Mr. Dorsey faced criticism for praising X, with users pointing out the censorship on Twitter when he was in charge.

The government’s goal was for 220 million citizens to be signed up to its digital ID by June 2024.

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott was also concerned authorities may be keen to remove the footage due to an ‘anxiety about Islamophobia.’

‘I get a message, I think, from Schumer,’ said Mr. Graham. ‘It ain’t from Schumer.’

Google has reportedly defended itself by claiming its actions were sound business decisions and that other search engines failed because of inferior quality.

Australia’s internet regulator ordered X to remove a post critical of the WHO appointing a trans-activist to an expert panel.