Articles Tagged Privacy
Yes, Facebook IS listening to you (but you can turn it off... kinda)
Today, social media overlord Facebook released its newest privacy feature, handing back (some of) the control you have over your data.
Social media privacy tips for you and your kids
Is your kid insisting on an Instagram? Frothing for a Facebook? Here's what you should know if you decide to let them have an account.
Mandatory data retention: What you need to know
Australian ISPs and telcos are now required to store your metadata for two years for warrantless access. Here's what that means.
WhistleOut's submission on the use of metadata in civil lawsuits and why you should care
As we approach Christmas, the Attorney-General's Department quietly announced a review into Australia's mandatory data retention laws that could see metadata opened for up for use in civil lawsuits.
Seems legit: Vysk cases protect your phone from hackers and spies
The Vysk QS1 smartphone case aims to secure your calls and info against unwanted listeners, using the magic of encryption.
US 'privacy phone' keeps your calls, texts and internet use private
American telco FreedomPop's newest device claims to snoop-proof your calls and texts against hackers and spies.
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