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Remove The Winki Pop Surf Cam – Respect Bells Beach - Sign the Petition! chng.it/rXcZCf6Y You can read more about this issue in the recent #Surfveillance report from APF's @DrMoniqueMann & Ian Warren @DeakinCrim for @Surfrider privacy.org.au/wp-content/up…
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New report out from APF Board Member @DrMoniqueMann & Ian Warren @DeakinCrim, for @Surfrider Surf Coast Branch on #Surfveillance & the unregulated @swellnet SurfCam overlooking the iconic Bells Beach Surfing Recreational Reserve #privacy privacy.org.au/wp-content/up…
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Australian Privacy Foundation retweeted
Our privacy law is dangerously out of date. The Gov't has proposed modernising our law to protect Australians' privacy while safeguarding journalism & business. Over the last 20 years vested interests have repeatedly blocked sensible privacy reform. We can't allow that this time
Consumer advocates reject media calls to preserve exemptions to Australian privacy law dlvr.it/SmGKYl
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The 1st episode of #TechMirror for 2023, Anna Johnston fm @SalingerPrivacy takes on the notion that privacy is dead. Along w David Vaile, Chair of @apf_oz & @SunitaBose fm @DIGIAUS, @_JohannaWeaver dive into the Privacy Act Review. 📢 Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/au/podcas…
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Government’s privacy review has some strong recommendations – now we really need action @brucearnoldlaw provides commentary on the report released by Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus earlier this week. #privacy #auspol privacy.org.au/2023/02/17/go…
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Not Big Brother, but close. @ausma_b, a surveillance expert and PhD Candidate in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Griffith University, explains some of the ways we’re all being watched, all the time. #privacy #surveillance privacy.org.au/2022/12/19/no…
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Australian Privacy Foundation retweeted
The addition of a card-number is no solution to driver licence data being compromised. Retention of authentication-data in databases creates an unmanageable vulnerability. Our #privacy protections depend on data deletion. #auspol privacy.org.au/2022/11/03/ca…
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The addition of a card-number is no solution to driver licence data being compromised. Retention of authentication-data in databases creates an unmanageable vulnerability. Our #privacy protections depend on data deletion. #auspol privacy.org.au/2022/11/03/ca…
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Australian Privacy Foundation retweeted
My article "'A rose by any other unique identifier': Regulating consumer data tracking & anonymisation claims" is here lnkd.in/grsAwscu on SSRN now, published by @CompPolicyInt TechReg Chronicle @grahamgreenleaf @apf_oz @UNSWLaw @UNSWAllensHub @gerardbrody @FrankPasquale
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Australian Privacy Foundation retweeted
Interview w/ A Current Affair last week is up for a couple of days- re data collectn attitudes post-Optus & data collectn from 3rd parties @ lnkd.in/gGpRDsGe if you have 9Now It's has been edited down, so some non sequiturs @apf_oz @grahamgreenleaf @UNSWLaw @__chandnigupta
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This is the link to my longer ABC Radio interview about data enrichment tinyurl.com/mwypnkjw (from 8:20 to 22:00) or shorter one tinyurl.com/4bcr8usz w/ 6PR Perth Radio - or one from ABC TV on Optus last week tinyurl.com/bdf2jhvw @grahamgreenleaf @apf_oz @UNSWLaw
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Australian Privacy Foundation retweeted
The situation around Optus’ data breach (don’t call it a “hack”, the API was open to the internet) just goes to show why #privacy is a #natsec issue. The solution isn’t more data sharing. We need stronger privacy protections, with real teeth for gross failures like this. #auspol
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We have been contacted by Optus and made aware of their data breach. Following any data breach, individuals should look out for suspicious or unexpected activity on their personal accounts or devices. 1/2
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A little-known provision of the Privacy Act makes it illegal for many companies in Australia to buy or exchange consumers’ personal data for profiling or targeting purposes. It’s almost never enforced. @Katharine_Kemp argues @OAICgov should take action. privacy.org.au/2022/09/21/th…
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Australian Privacy Foundation retweeted
for those who weren't paying attention, @efa_oz, @DRWaus, @apf_oz and @FutureWiseAU - amongst others did indeed predict exactly this.
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If only someone could have predicted this would happen! thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news…
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