In response to the rising influence and power of artificial intellgence to disrupt lives and industries, in December 2023, the EU Parliament and...
ReadIndividual privacy is valued as a right in many countries around the world, and protection of privacy has become a vital concern for regulators. Yet...
ReadA recent ripple spreading rapidly through social media is an AI art app that creates stylised avatars based on selfies. The Lensa AI app was...
ReadNearly 2.7 million Australian Directors have submitted their personal information to the Australian Business Registry Service to apply for a Director...
ReadSoftware as a Service (SaaS) technologies have disrupted and transformed the way many businesses deliver software enabled products and services to...
ReadWith effect from 9 November 2022, new laws came into effect which amended the Australian Consumer Law to introduce very serious penalties for...
ReadThe September 2022 Optus data breach served as a wake-up call for the Australian government and businesses alike, driving rapid reforms to the...
ReadIn September 2022, millions of Australian Optus customers had their data hacked, causing widespread concerns of identity fraud. Optus,...
ReadWhether an AI machine can be recognised as an inventor for patent registration purposes raises fascinating legal and social anthropological...
ReadWhile data and privacy concerns slowed the initial widespread adoption of e-signatures, attitudes have drastically changed towards e-signing and...
ReadThe tech giant formerly known has Facebook has recently announced that it will change its name to Meta and sharpen its focus on the development of...
ReadAt the same time as the popularity of mobile app TikTok rises exponentially, countries around the world have raised data and security concerns....
Read‘Wi-fi sniffing’ can be used to generate useful insights for businesses without breaching data protection laws. However organisations...
ReadGDPR enforcement is ramping up. The French data protection authority CNIL has just fined Google €50 million, the world’s largest data...
ReadProposed changes to the Consumer Data Rights (‘CDRs’) to facilitate open banking are another example of the consumer protectionist...
ReadFollowing a report that data from up to 60m Facebook accounts had been unlawfully used by its’ data partner, Cambridge Analytica, between 17...
ReadThe ‘Notifiable Data Breach Scheme’ imposes mandatory obligation on Australian organisations to notify individuals if a data breach that...
ReadThe GDPR is a significant milestone for EU privacy law that cements a relatively rigorous privacy compliance regime which can, in certain...
ReadFrom 12 March 2014, the new Australian Privacy Principles (‘APPs’) impose a positive obligation on organisations to implement practices,...
ReadWas this all a storm in a virtual teacup or was the 30% voter threshold always an impossible...
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