EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Telstra has admitted to tracking its mobile users' web use and storing data in a US facility. The data is being used to build a voluntary web filter, but customers were not told or given the ability to opt-out of the monitoring.

And the in-house data closet is facing a slow death in Australia, continuing to take up 74 percent of the country's total data centre space.

-- James Hutchinson

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Darren Pauli | June 26, 2012

Says website monitoring 'definitely not' for marketing.

By James Hutchinson | June 27, 2012

Almost three-quarters remain on-site.

By James Hutchinson | June 26, 2012

Launches dual-carrier HSPA stop-gap.

By Basil Katz | June 27, 2012

Australians involved.

By Juha Saarinen | June 27, 2012

Total costs likely higher.

By Darren Pauli | June 26, 2012

Office 365 support 'democratised'.

By Staff Writer | June 26, 2012

Online storage services weigh on hard disk market.

By Staff Writer | June 26, 2012

But claim innocence on posting private data online.

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