Op-ed: Data in whose interest?
Why data practices need to start putting consumers’ best interests first.
Why data practices need to start putting consumers’ best interests first.
The latest OAIC report indicates companies must do more to protect consumer data.
Research from FARE and VicHealth shows that people seeking to reduce their use are concerned by targeted digital marketing.
You can protect your identity online by focusing on anonymity rather than privacy.
Medibank customers have been informed that their hacked data has been released on the dark web, but what does that mean?
In Australia, your rights to have a company erase your data are very limited.
Scammers and hackers can use your information to steal from, impersonate and defraud you or your loved ones.
Apps and sites like Cashrewards and ShopBack may save you a little on your shopping, but what do you give up in return?
Medibank customers caught up in the data hack tell CHOICE of their frustration at the insurer’s poor response.
In an email to customers, the agency reportedly admitted that names, addresses, banking details and more are now likely in the hands of hackers.