EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Google has launched a product that lets its users centrally manage privacy settings and monitor how much of their data is stored on Google's servers.

iTnews reporter Munir Kotadia has a video chat with local engineer Alan Noble all about it. Let us know what you think.

Also today, what would happen if the phone network completely collapsed? The UK is about to try and find out...

-- Ry Crozier

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Munir Kotadia | November 05, 2009

iTnews interviews Google Australia engineer Alan Noble.

By Staff writers | November 06, 2009

Makers and importers of PCs and electronics affected.

By Ry Crozier | November 05, 2009

No glossary to help understand infringement notifications.

By David Neal | November 06, 2009

Collaboration tool based on Google's social app.

By Rosalie Marshall | November 06, 2009

Telecom Reform Package details agreed.

By Nicola Brittain | November 06, 2009

Cyber security exercise next week.

By David Neal | November 06, 2009

Promises comprehensive security and control.

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