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Federal spending on social media ads doubles as government seeks ban

Could a cut in government advertising influence the tech giants?

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Why stolen Australian books are being used to train AI

Why stolen Australian books are being used to train AI

Novels from best-selling Australian authors including Trent Dalton are being used to improve generative AI without their knowledge or consent.

Cyber attacks top Aussie list of international concerns

Cyber attacks top Aussie list of international concerns

After a string of data breaches, Australians have listed cyber attacks from other countries as their most pressing international affairs concern.

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Latitude Financial customers frustrated at lack of communication after millions of personal records stolen in cyber attack

With confirmation that millions of personal data files were stolen in Latitude Financial's cyber hack, customers past and present are growing tired of the company's lack of communication.

Latitude customers are furious: some have had data hacked before through Medibank and Optus

As well as being a Latitude Financial customer, Courtney was also caught out by the Medibank and Optus cyber-attacks. She says companies need to do more than send generic emails and platitudes.

Hackers steal data from Latitude Financial

Latitude Financial says it appears to have been hit by a sophisticated and malicious cyber attack, originating from a major vendor.

Experts issue privacy warning as Woolworths expands camera and AI technology at checkouts

Woolworths is expanding its camera and AI technology self-serve check-outs, some experts are concerned about the normalisation of the tech.

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Prices that change by the second: why shopping around for deals online isn’t always worth it

Prices that change by the second: why shopping around for deals online isn’t always worth it

Most of us are familiar with dynamic or personalised pricing with airlines, but with the growth of online sales, the price of almost any product could be affected

The Guardian - AU

Consumer watchdog says $21 million Uber fine sends warning over consumer law breaches

Consumer watchdog says $21 million Uber fine sends warning over consumer law breaches

About two million Australians saw the misleading cancellation warning that breached consumer law and led to Uber making changes for users of its rideshare app.

Australia says law making Google pay for news a ‘success’

Australia says law making Google pay for news a ‘success’

Treasury report says media outlets have signed more than 30 deals compensating them for news shared on platforms.

Deliveroo’s sudden collapse in Australia leaves delivery riders scrambling to find new jobs

Deliveroo’s sudden collapse in Australia leaves delivery riders scrambling to find new jobs

Experts warn company’s closure could be the first of several delivery services to disappear due to challenging economic conditions

The Guardian - AU

Deliveroo's departure from Australia brings takeaway delivery closer to a monopoly

Deliveroo's departure from Australia brings takeaway delivery closer to a monopoly

The collapse of Deliveroo in Australia will mean less choice in the nation's food delivery sector — and ultimately impact hospitality venues, gig economy drivers, and could make your takeaway pricier.

Deliveroo fallout devastates food industry

Deliveroo fallout devastates food industry

Businesses are owed thousands and delivery riders are out of work following Deliveroo's shock closure but experts warn more food services may shut.

Past Optus customers have had their data exposed — why did the company still have it?

Past Optus customers have had their data exposed — why did the company still have it?

Past Optus customers caught up in the data breach are questioning why the company was still holding on to their information.

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Stuff-up or conspiracy? Whistleblowers claim Facebook deliberately let important non-news pages go down in news blackout

On Friday, the Wall Street Journal published information from Facebook whistleblowers, alleging Facebook (which is owned by Meta) deliberately caused havoc in Australia last year to influence the News Media Bargaining Code before it was passed as law.

Russian regulator blocks Google News over “inauthentic” war info

Ban comes after Google said it would not help platforms sell ads alongside content that condones conflict in Ukraine.

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