Police pay Nicky Hager 'substantial damages' over 'unlawful' Dirty Politics search.

The very important reason why we should be searching our name on Google again.

Security camera concerns - who sees what and is privacy at risk?

EDITORIAL: Staff who revealed Murray's overspending in confidence should not be exposed.

COMMENT: It is critical to be able to remove history that's not relevant.

Confidential statements made during probe may have to be released.

Naz's friendship with DWTS partner has allegedly ruined his long-standing relationship.

NZ businesses may be caught out by sweeping new privacy laws about to take effect in EU.

Supermarkets maintain their facial data collection complies with privacy rules.

Imagine if the government gave us all a citizen score - it could be happening, in China.

Site that coined "Life is short, have an affair" signs up 20,000 Brits a day despite leak.

Parent company Facebook wants access to users data so co-founder is stepping down.

The Vector app allows customers to view an outage map and report individual outages.

Experts have called for a new unit to oversee government-run AI predictive tools.

Researchers have just offered another reason to delete Facebook. It's good for stress.

There is a very quick, easy way to check if your data has been compromised.

COMMENT: We need our governments to take protecting data seriously.

The tribunal set up to protect human rights says it is now damaging people's rights.

A privacy scandal has rocked the social media giant but users will decide its future.

How to make your Facebook a little more secure in wake of Cambridge Analytica.

Mozilla launches a new tool in the fight for data privacy.

One quarter of SMEs experienced a cyber breach last year, up 18 per cent year before.

Name and shame: Jaywalkers are also notified of their offence via text and a fine.

A Human Rights Review Tribunal decided Dotcom's request had no ulterior purpose.

COMMENT: The Cambridge Analytica controversy is like something from a dark sci-fi novel.

COMMENT: 50 million Facebook users' data has already been mined and used.

A new Govt bill does not include a power to fine companies for harmful privacy breaches

Olga Ovsyannikova feared her photos may end up on a porn site.

COMMENT:CPOs to become increasingly important with legal, business and financial skill set

Sexual harassment allegations found one doctor had a "tactile approach to colleagues".