You’re more likely to be scammed when you’re stressed
Research shows that staying calm, cool and collected may be your best defense.
Consumers and Data
Why the federal government must act urgently on privacy reform
CHOICE is among 27 advocates and researchers calling for stronger consumer protections from data breaches and misuse.
How to find the best password manager
Trying to remember a long list of passwords is a recipe for insanity. We explain the ins and outs of password managers.
Op ed: This is what Australia needs to do to regulate AI
We need strong laws and well-resourced regulators to make sure consumers are protected from the possible harms of AI.
Medical centres forcing patients to share their personal data
Our Medical, a chain of medical centres, charges patients more if they don’t sign up to their app and rewards program.
3 out of 4 Australians harmed by a data breach
A new report reveals that very few of us feel in control of our data privacy.
Loyalty program customers warned over latest impersonation scam
How to avoid the new scam targeting people holding loyalty points with major companies including Qantas, Coles and Telstra.
Scams are surging – CHOICE calls on banks to do more
We’re fighting for stronger regulations to protect Australians from increasing instances of fraud.
Facial recognition technology in use at major Australian stadiums
Sensitive biometric data is being collected by stadiums across the country, with consumers largely left in the dark.
Scams targeting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers on the rise
The ACCC warns that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are increasingly becoming the victims of scams, with remote communities facing unique challenges.