Healthcare industry continues to be main target of data breaches, with 79 reported in six months
The healthcare industry has again reported the most data breaches to the privacy regulator in the first half […]
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Australians Worry About Possible Social Credit Score After TV News Segment Resurfaces
Published: September 7, 2021
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A Global Digital ID Can Surely Protect Us From Cyberattacks, Right?
The Russian hackers alleged to be at the centre of a […]
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Mobile phone triangulation laws to be changed to help find ‘high risk’ missing people
Police and emergency services will be able to more regularly […]
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IMF Chief says Central Bank Digital Currency should be used alongside Social Credit System to control what people can and cannot buy
The deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently explained how Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) can be programmed to determine what people are allowed to buy and insisted they should be used alongside a China-style Social Credit Score system.
Unlike cryptocurrency, which is private, Central Bank Digital […]
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Australia’s Digital Economic Strategy
Key 2021–22 Budget Initiatives
- AI investments to drive greater AI adoption across the economy
- Emerging Aviation Technology reforms and industry partnerships to enable the use of drones and other aviation technologies
- Tax incentives to grow the digital games sector and encourage […]
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‘What is the point?’: Daniel Andrews laughs off newspaper’s stairs ‘investigation’
Daniel Andrews laughs off newspaper’s stairs ‘investigation’
Andrews […]
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An Open Letter to the UK Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer
“Failure by yourselves to respond to this open letter in a positive and decisive way will confirm that this new government, as with all recent and previous administrations, is nothing more than a ‘government of occupation’ that is happy to do the bidding […]
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Push for new law to regulate facial recognition technology in Australia
Academics have written a model law suggesting how the regulation of facial recognition technology could work.
Australia’s privacy laws aren’t keeping up with the growing uses of facial recognition technology and new specific […]
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Digital Twins Are Growing Up Fast
A digital twin is the virtual version of something that happens or exists in physical space – whether a process, person, or object. The digital twin operates in the same way as their physical relative, and in […]