Apple Takes On VPNs And Facebook With Even More Privacy Features
Apple’s war against Facebook in the name of user privacy has been advanced even further, with a raft of new privacy features... Read More
Apple Puts Spotlight On Privacy In Next Gen Operating Systems
Privacy and cross-device functionality are two big themes of Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) announcements today. The California tech giant showed off... Read More
Android Users Can Also Opt Out Of Data Tracking
Following Apple’s moves earlier this year to increase user privacy on iPhone, Google has announced it will also let Android users opt... Read More
Euro Privacy Group Aims To Crumble “Cookie Terror”
A European privacy group is issuing more than 500 GDPR complaints in a crusade against what it dubs “cookie banner terror”. Noyb,... Read More
Encrypted Messaging Apps Targeted By Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission is attempting to increase its powers to gather information from encrypted messaging apps. In a bill floated... Read More
Government Agencies Could Share Personal Data In New Bill
Privacy advocates fear Coalition’s proposed data-sharing law is reminiscent of the recent debacle of robodebt and Services Australia. Under a Coalition-proposed law... Read More
Privacy Flaw Discovered In Apple’s AirDrop Function
A team of German security researchers have highlighted a security flaw that allows the phone number and email addresses of AirDrop users... Read More
How Secure is Telegram?
So, you’ve made the switch from WhatsApp after learning about its security leaks and holes. But if you’re now using Telegram as... Read More
TikTok to Pay US$92M Settlement in Facial Recognition Lawsuit
Social media heavyweight TikTok has agreed to pay a US$92 million settlement to make its latest data privacy breach lawsuit go away.... Read More
Can Robot Vac Cleaners Spy On You?
A new security flaw has been found in robot vacuums, with researchers warning their laser-based navigation systems could be hacked to record... Read More