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Apple has strongly criticized Australia’s anti-encryption bill, calling it “dangerously ambiguous” and “alarming to every Australian.” The Australian government’s draft

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Here’s how to find out if your Facebook was hacked in the breach

12 October 2018 Josh Constine 0 Comments

Are you one of the 30 million users hit by Facebook’s access token breach announced two weeks ago? Here’s how to

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Delta to start scanning faces at airport check-in

20 September 2018 Zack Whittaker 0 Comments

Delta will later this year roll out facial recognition at its terminal at Atlanta International Airport for anyone traveling on

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Facebook and Airbnb told to change their ToS to fix EU consumer rights issues by year’s end

20 September 2018 Natasha Lomas 0 Comments

Facebook has been singled out for censure by the European Commission’s head of consumer affairs who has warned she’s running

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Equifax slapped with UK’s maximum penalty over 2017 data breach

20 September 2018 Natasha Lomas 0 Comments

Credit rating giant Equifax has been issued with the maximum possible penalty by the UK’s data protection agency for last

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UK’s mass surveillance regime violated human rights law, finds ECHR

13 September 2018 Natasha Lomas 0 Comments

In another blow to the UK government’s record on bulk data handling for intelligence purposes the European Court of Human

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