Posts tagged "data privacy"

The latest report from the Productivity Commission says the popularity of artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI technologies will pose significant issues.

Can marketers put first-party data to work without compromising customer privacy? With ethical targeting, it's possible.

Meta Verified is rolling out in Australia and New Zealand this week. The subscription service is charging up to $24.99 a month for a blue tick and some security features that should be free.

Small businesses should not be excluded from data privacy laws, but those exemptions should only be removed once independent businesses are capable of meeting their new cyber security obligations, according to an influential report destined to reshape and modernise Australia's data privacy legislation.

ChatGPT has taken the world by storm. The problem is it’s fuelled by our personal data.

The sheer volume of legal and practical amendments facing Australia's business community suggests 2023 could be transformative.

Why is Amazon — the company that helps you get a cheap home projector, or a toaster — investing in primary healthcare?

CPA Australia says it is "not the time" to impose new regulatory requirements by removing the small business exemption in the Privacy Act.

The ACCC has had a significant win against Google, after the Federal Court found Google misled some Android users about how to disable personal location tracking.

The spread of facial recognition technology in Australia brings up important questions about the legal implications of scanning, storing and sharing facial images.

Online marketers will soon need a new strategy to track website visitors as Google Chrome prepares to phase out third-party cookies by 2022.

You know things are dire when Facebook — the social media giant renowned for data breaches — is outraged by Peter Dutton's attitude to privacy.