Digital Privacy

A2 Milk plans to acquire a manufacturing facility in New Zealand with 2 China-Label Infant Milk Formula approvals already in place

Around 10,000 usernames, street addresses and 1,700 modem passwords were also accessed, though no banking or ID documents were compromised.

Regulator says agreements forced Android phones to use Google Search exclusively, limiting consumer choice.

Students and those without children were found to be the most addicted.

Microsoft analysed 200,000 anonymous and privacy-scrubbed conversations between users and its AI program Copilot to find calculate which jobs were most at risk.

AI experts are concerned that some models may be able to act deceptively to pass evaluations, undermining risk assessments.

Julie Inman Grant revealed she had a team of 250, far smaller than the UK.

The government hopes it will make travel quicker and easier, and help businesses too.

A new study reveals how Facebook reshaped Australia’s news diet, just as Meta threatens to pull the plug on it.

The Administrative Review Tribunal has again ruled that Julie Inman Grant ‘informal’ notices to tech companies are still subject to scrutiny.

eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant says none of the major global tech companies are following the procedures she wants them to, despite ‘pressure’ from her.

The successful motion brought left, right, and centrist politicians together in a unified vote.

Meta argued that Australia is ‘out of step with international norms’ regarding privacy regulations.

Qantas Group CEO Vanessa Hudson has issued a formal apology over the incident.

His comments come after the eSafety commissioner called for the video-sharing platform to be included in the impending age ban.

The commissioner has formally written to Minister Wells urging a review of YouTube’s exemption.

Consumers and businesses are at ’significant risk of harm' from digital platforms, including those based in Australia, the competition watchdog has found.

Over 1 in 5 Australians are comfortable with news produced mainly by AI, with some human oversight, according to a survey about news consumption.

Brisbane is recognised as one of the most congested cities in the world.

Australia could face pressure for its heavy taxation of multinational corporations like Google and Meta.

A2 Milk plans to acquire a manufacturing facility in New Zealand with 2 China-Label Infant Milk Formula approvals already in place

Around 10,000 usernames, street addresses and 1,700 modem passwords were also accessed, though no banking or ID documents were compromised.

Regulator says agreements forced Android phones to use Google Search exclusively, limiting consumer choice.

Students and those without children were found to be the most addicted.

Microsoft analysed 200,000 anonymous and privacy-scrubbed conversations between users and its AI program Copilot to find calculate which jobs were most at risk.

AI experts are concerned that some models may be able to act deceptively to pass evaluations, undermining risk assessments.

Julie Inman Grant revealed she had a team of 250, far smaller than the UK.

The government hopes it will make travel quicker and easier, and help businesses too.

A new study reveals how Facebook reshaped Australia’s news diet, just as Meta threatens to pull the plug on it.

The Administrative Review Tribunal has again ruled that Julie Inman Grant ‘informal’ notices to tech companies are still subject to scrutiny.

eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant says none of the major global tech companies are following the procedures she wants them to, despite ‘pressure’ from her.

The successful motion brought left, right, and centrist politicians together in a unified vote.

Meta argued that Australia is ‘out of step with international norms’ regarding privacy regulations.

Qantas Group CEO Vanessa Hudson has issued a formal apology over the incident.

His comments come after the eSafety commissioner called for the video-sharing platform to be included in the impending age ban.

The commissioner has formally written to Minister Wells urging a review of YouTube’s exemption.

Consumers and businesses are at ’significant risk of harm' from digital platforms, including those based in Australia, the competition watchdog has found.

Over 1 in 5 Australians are comfortable with news produced mainly by AI, with some human oversight, according to a survey about news consumption.

Brisbane is recognised as one of the most congested cities in the world.

Australia could face pressure for its heavy taxation of multinational corporations like Google and Meta.