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Tasmania’s Capital Expands Surveillance With 330 ‘Eyes on the Ground’
Hobart has recently invested $1.8m in its CCTV network, which police now have dual access to.
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Experts Warn of ‘Digital Enslavement’ as Amazon Pushes Palm-Scan Payment Service
Amazon has rolled out tech to facilitate palm-scanning payments, drawing criticism from experts on privacy and social surveillance and control.
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A Chilling Threat to Americans’ Privacy
The U.S. government is working on a new system to enable the identification and tracking of individuals and motor vehicles across multiple video sources.
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Supermarket Giant Woolworths Supports Digital ID in Australia
‘We support the acceleration of legislation to expand the scope of the digital ID,’ Woolworths said.
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NSA Buying Illegally Sourced Data on Americans Without Warrants
‘Government should not be funding and legitimizing a shady industry whose flagrant violations of Americans’ privacy are not just unethical, but illegal’
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Australia Imposes Sanctions on Russian for Medibank Cyber Attack
More than 9.7 million records were stolen in the cyber attack.
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Australia’s Privacy Commissioner Inquires Into TikTok Privacy Breach Concerns
Shadow Home Affairs Minister James Paterson has welcomed the inquiry.
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‘Resist Now Before It’s Too Late’: Senator Issues Warning on Digital ID
The legislation was introduced into the Parliament in late November, before being referred to a committee that is due to report back in late February.
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How the Obama Admin Enabled the Nonstop Security Leaks Against Trump
A last-minute revision to the intelligence community’s rules on information allowed for wider sharing of raw intelligence on U.S. citizens.
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Campaign Groups Warn ‘Welfare Surveillance’ Proposals Could See People’s Bank Details Shared With State
MPs are to vote on a bill which will could give the state powers go through the bank statements of Britain’s poor on a regular basis.
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Tasmania’s Capital Expands Surveillance With 330 ‘Eyes on the Ground’
Hobart has recently invested $1.8m in its CCTV network, which police now have dual access to.
|
Experts Warn of ‘Digital Enslavement’ as Amazon Pushes Palm-Scan Payment Service
Amazon has rolled out tech to facilitate palm-scanning payments, drawing criticism from experts on privacy and social surveillance and control.
|
A Chilling Threat to Americans’ Privacy
The U.S. government is working on a new system to enable the identification and tracking of individuals and motor vehicles across multiple video sources.
|
Supermarket Giant Woolworths Supports Digital ID in Australia
‘We support the acceleration of legislation to expand the scope of the digital ID,’ Woolworths said.
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NSA Buying Illegally Sourced Data on Americans Without Warrants
‘Government should not be funding and legitimizing a shady industry whose flagrant violations of Americans’ privacy are not just unethical, but illegal’
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Australia Imposes Sanctions on Russian for Medibank Cyber Attack
More than 9.7 million records were stolen in the cyber attack.
|
Australia’s Privacy Commissioner Inquires Into TikTok Privacy Breach Concerns
Shadow Home Affairs Minister James Paterson has welcomed the inquiry.
|
‘Resist Now Before It’s Too Late’: Senator Issues Warning on Digital ID
The legislation was introduced into the Parliament in late November, before being referred to a committee that is due to report back in late February.
|
How the Obama Admin Enabled the Nonstop Security Leaks Against Trump
A last-minute revision to the intelligence community’s rules on information allowed for wider sharing of raw intelligence on U.S. citizens.
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Campaign Groups Warn ‘Welfare Surveillance’ Proposals Could See People’s Bank Details Shared With State
MPs are to vote on a bill which will could give the state powers go through the bank statements of Britain’s poor on a regular basis.
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