Cash reward after Apple initially deaf to warnings.

Having 270,000 Instagram followers can have its downsides, Dominic Taylor has found.

Council traffic officers on the beat in Auckland

Apple says the bug will be fixed 'later this week'.

Five per cent of Kiwi adults found to have been victimised by imaged-based sexual abuse.

Jesse Dolman went missing on Christmas Eve 2014 and was found dead a month later.

You don't have to delete Facebook. Here's how to put it on a leash instead.

A covert campaign organised by the social network?

Course offered how to set up fake social media profiles and create back stories

A man wrongly branded a recidivist paedophile by victim group speaks out.

Corrections has apologises for the email, and a privacy complaint has also been lodged.

State agencies should keep their distance from private investigators.

The man was subjected to social media abuse and feared for his business.

Some behaviour 'an affront to democracy', State Service Commissioner says.

Spies' minister Andrew Little says incidental surveillance on Kiwis is serious.

Is the GCSB scooping up information belonging to Kiwis without proper legal authorisation?

Man went to the customer service desk and convinced staff it was his phone; it wasn't.

Social networks are a very long way from winning the war.

Witness statements in state sector inquiry released to ex CEO Dr Nigel Murray's lawyers.

The flaw could've exposed the data of as many as half a million users.

Secret eavesdropping of posties stopped after Privacy Commissioner's investigation.

Q&A with Cathy O'Neil, author of Weapons of Math Destruction.

Christchurch man receives a phishing email asking him to confirm his suburb.

Kim Dotcom wants every record mentioning him by name that the government holds.

Dumped box contained personal information, including phone numbers and email addresses.

Landlord: "I don't know if we want someone of that sort of character."

Demanding bank statements described as "gross invasion of privacy" and "unethical".

The boxes were kept in a foyer outside Immigration NZ's office.

EDITORIAL: The power is, literally, in our hands.

Northland students "disgusted" after security cameras installed in high school toilets.