Posts tagged "facebook privacy"

Australia's privacy watchdog has launched court proceedings against Facebook, and consumers should hope this is only the first of many more actions by the privacy regulator.

Australia’s consumer watchdog, the ACCC, has recommended significant changes to our consumer protection and privacy laws.

Every organisation starts with a founder. So can we and should we separate their individual actions from the collective whole?

This year saw a decline in the trust of news outlets, social media and ‘people like us’. So what does this mean for the online presence of small businesses?

Facebook has finally settled with the Federal Trade Commission over a complaint regarding its privacy practices, which will see the business…

Social networking giant Facebook says it has taken more steps to ensure that third-party applications do not share user information with adv…

A number of privacy groups have pushed for more security on social networking giant Facebook, after the company announced it would simplify …

Facebook users have been warned to keep an eye out for adware, with security firm Sophos saying a hacking attempt was launched over the week…

Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has pledged to introduce simpler and more comprehensive privacy controls in response to weeks of pr…

The Australian privacy commissioner is investigating a report on alleged privacy breaches by social networking site Facebook, after her Cana…