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A recent privacy report has found that 83 percent of Australian brands appear to track their customer's activity ...

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

The COVID-19 pandemic has given rise to tech-based surveillance, opening up opportunities for the government and corporations to ...

Central Banking is pleased to announce the winners of its 5th annual fintech and regtech awards recognising excellence in the central banking community

Elon Musk's plans to buy Twitter have led to renewed discussions on free speech. But much of the debate has neglected the international reach of social media companies—and its legal implications.

Elon Musk's plans to buy Twitter have led to renewed discussions on free speech. But much of the debate has neglected the international reach of social media companies—and its legal implications.

Swiping Right on Tech Policy: An Assessment of Young Indias Aspirations is Observer Research Foundations inaugural technology policy survey, which attempts to assess the Indian youths understanding of the role of technology in their lives.By ...

The legislation would create the Federal Digital Platform Commission to provide sector-specific regulations and guidelines.

Posts about control written by Mike Masnick, jillian.york, Dark Helmet, Ron Wyden, Tim Cushing, and Karl Bode

The boiling frog syndrome suggests that if a frog jumps into a pot of boiling water, it immediately jumps out -- but if a frog jumps into a slowly heating pot, it senses no danger and gets cooked. Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook has been gradually coming to a boil of dysfunction for a decade – some are horrified,…