After spending almost two decades in big tech, I was notified last month that I am being laid off.There have been massive waves of layoffs across the industry recently, and I am just one of the many t...

We chat to young people about online privacy and hear their thoughts about new privacy laws set to come in later this year ✏️

The OAIC has published an exposure draft of the Children’s Online Privacy Code, including new rules which ensure the consideration the best interests of children before collecting, using or disclosing...

We are developing a Children’s Online Privacy Code to help better protect children and young people online.

Happy 2025 friends and colleagues! With big changes in technology, politics and regulation ahead, it's going to be busy year! I am excited to kick off the… | 12 comments on LinkedIn

"My biggest fear is that we fail to act ethically in pursuit of profit, that we will continue to do things we know are wrong in the name of innovation."

Whistleblowers raising concerns about harmful digital platforms and holding technology companies to account will be supported by a new practical guide, released by The Human Rights Law Centre, Reset T...

When we ban an app for misusing information, the app is no longer permitted on our platform.

GenAI can’t replace human expertise, analysis and judgement.

Venntel is a primary provider of location data to the government or other companies that sell to U.S. agencies. The FTC is banning Venntel from selling data related to health clinics, refugee shelters...

By drawing out the cultures of indie porn, Stardust pushes readers to see beyond issues of content classification, aesthetics and representation to consider the political economy of pornography. She p...

The Dutch policy director and former MEP on the unprecedented reach of big tech, the need for confident governments, and why the election of Trump changes everything

A two-hour interview is enough to accurately capture your values and preferences, according to new research from Stanford and Google DeepMind.

Shabana Mahmood tells The Times Crime and Justice Commission that technology in use overseas could alert officers to incidents of self-harm, as well as unrest in jails

Last week, the Privacy Commission found that Bunnings breached the law when it used biometric technology on shoppers, without their consent.

The Senate has handed down its report into the Federal Government's proposed changes to Australia's privacy laws. The changes will enable individuals to sue for damages for serious invasions of privac...