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A real estate agent data breach would be devastating for renters They collect too much personal information | Samantha Floreani

Does a breach need to happen before we see regulatory change?

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Australia to Investigate Kmart and Bunnings Over Use of Facial Recognition Technology

Australian major retailers Bunnings and Kmart have become the subject of an investigation over their use of facial .

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83 Percent of Australian Brands Appear to Monitor Customer Online: Report

A recent privacy report has found that 83 percent of Australian brands appear to track their customer's activity .

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Data-Tracking Technology Used During Pandemic At Risk Of Abuse, Australian Privacy Expert Warns

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

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Data Tracking Technology Used During Pandemic at Risk of Abuse, Privacy Expert Warns

The COVID-19 pandemic has given rise to tech-based surveillance, opening up opportunities for the government and corporations to .

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