Governments complying with their own data protection laws in the minority, claim Privacy International
Privacy International accuses 21 countries in the EU – including the UK – of unlawfully retaining personal data
Month: September 2017
Mass-produced quantum computers may be enabled by ‘flip flop’ qubit
Researchers in Australia designed the new qubit but have yet to test it
Intel plan to retire 6th-gen Skylake CPUs next year
But Skylake-X will live on
Facebook accused of grossly exaggerating user numbers
Facebook claims to have millions more 18-24 users in the UK than, err, there actually are
AXA hit by data breach affecting 5,400 customers in Singapore
Personal details stolen from the insurer include e-mail addresses, mobile numbers and customers' data of birth
Facebook suspends suspected Russian political troll accounts
Accounts were linked to ads for contentious issues like LGBT and gun rights
Victoria gives Civica $200m to manage fines contact centre
Firm's 'biggest ever' contract adds to existing $103m deal.
AusPost wants its digital platforms to become ‘national infrastructure’
Identity, payments the way forward.
ShadowBrokers release UNITEDRAKE NSA malware
Promise two data dumps a month.
John Deere pays $380m for farmbot start-up
Plans fully automated farm machinery.