Uni hacked, data from 10k students stolen
Personal information has been stolen from a major Australian university again and posted on the dark web.
Personal information has been stolen from a major Australian university again and posted on the dark web.
A US Senate hearing has heard how Facebook notifies advertisers when it is a “really good time” to target children when they are feeling “worthless”.
YouTube’s toddler influencer, Ms Rachel, is copping majorbacklash amid scrutiny over some of her social media posts.
There will be sweeping new changes coming for teenage social media users as Meta continues to crack down on the content teens see every day.
Whistleblowers and grieving families have levelled damning accusations against social media giants for bombarding vulnerable kids with depressing content glorifying eating disorders and self-harm.
Australia’s position in the world is growing darker and now Labor and the Coalition will battle for votes on who can be trusted on national security. Here are the key policies.
Four people have lost $500,000 in a major cyberattack that targeted Australian super funds and didn’t just steal money.
The influencer’s social media posts featuring Anthony Albanese and Adam Bandt were under review to determine whether they were “political content”.
The quality of Australia’s internet services has slipped to an embarrassing spot behind global competitors, now worse than third world countries.
Unassuming corporate offices across Asia are hiding illegal operations costing Australians big time.
A judge has ruled that an American gaming personality and former Donkey Kong champion has been defamed by an Australian YouTuber.
An army of “new media” is creating a stir in the lead-up to the Australian Federal election, giving insight into Albo’s recent polarising question time stunt.
The furore over the decision by Apple to ‘impose’ Indigenous names on Aussie maps is a pretty big over reaction when you actually look at what they’ve done, writes Mark Furler. JOIN THE CONVERSATION
Tech giant Apple will formally recognise the Indigenous lands of Australia and New Zealand in a groundbreaking revamp of its ubiquitous Maps product. And it’s not optional.
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