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Facebook adds new privacy page
'Living resource' to guide users through their settings.
Staff Writers
Jun 7 2010 9:19AM
Security
Federal Police investigate Google WiFi privacy breach
Government considers Google crackdown.
Mahesh Sharma
Jun 7 2010 7:12AM
Networking
Zuckerberg tries to defend Facebook's privacy policy
But social site's co-founder fails to persuade the critics.
Rosalie Marshall
Jun 4 2010 10:38AM
Software
Facebook hit by new clickjacking attack
Uses 'like' function.
Dan Raywood
Jun 2 2010 12:50PM
Security
Facebook privacy changes receive tentative support
Experts say changes don't go far enough.
Dan Raywood
May 31 2010 2:06PM
Security
Facebook makes major changes to privacy settings
Facebook walks “fine line” with Platform opt-out.
Iain Thomson
May 27 2010 9:39AM
Security
Facebook offers privacy from marketers
Site to remove user IDs from referral URLs shared with advertisers.
Rosalie Marshall
May 26 2010 11:15AM
Security
Conroy attacks Google: full Senate transcript
Minister flays advertising giant for breaches of public trust.
Nate Cochrane
May 26 2010 10:35AM
Security
Facebook admits privacy change 'missed the mark'
Mark Zuckerberg promises new settings soon.
Rosalie Marshall
May 25 2010 6:38AM
Security
Poll suggests users looking to dump Facebook
Up to 60 percent may leave over privacy issues.
Shaun Nichols
May 24 2010 1:53PM
Security
Facebook privacy changes expected soon
Company admits settings are 'too complex'.
Rosalie Marshall
May 20 2010 10:18AM
Security
Privacy Commissioner investigates Google
Data harvest could breach Privacy Act.
Staff Writers
May 19 2010 11:03PM
Security
Privacy group warns of web browser 'fingerprinting'
Unique signatures that can track surfers.
Rosalie Marshall
May 19 2010 3:51AM
Security
EU data officials question Facebook privacy
Article 29 group slams recent changes as 'unacceptable'.
Rosalie Marshall
May 14 2010 6:56AM
Security
EMC brings Mozy Australia launch back on track
Delayed to "contemplate" cross-border data issues.
Ry Crozier
May 13 2010 7:21AM
Storage
Google defends record on user privacy
Admits failings on Buzz.
Dan Worth
May 12 2010 1:09PM
Security
US congressmen propose draft online privacy bill
Requires companies to obtain 'opt-in' consent for some data.
Angela Moscaritolo
May 6 2010 1:50PM
Security
SafeChat to censor workplace tweets
Filter to monitor conversations in the cloud.
Liz Tay
May 6 2010 7:01AM
Security
Facebook flaw exposes private information
Social site admits to privacy settings 'bug'.
Dan Worth
May 6 2010 6:45AM
Security
Google reveals requests by Australian government to take down Internet content
New statistics released by Google show how many times Australian Government and police have asked the search engine to remove Internet content and get information about users
Daniel Long
Apr 21 2010 5:13PM
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