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Australia’s BTC Markets receives first domestic financial services licence

The Australian-based cryptocurrency exchange, BTC Markets, has become the first of its kind to receive a financial services licence. The Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL)

OAIC reiterates compliance with privacy laws and facial recognition technology

The consumer advocacy group CHOICE is referring major retailers such as Bunnings, Kmart, and The Good Guys to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner

Australian Border Force under scrutiny over data collection

It has been revealed that the Australian Border Force (ABF) may have potentially searched over 40,000 devices from foreign travellers in the last five years.

Consumer Policy Research Centre releases Duped by Design report

The Consumer Policy Research Centre (CPRC) has released its “Duped by Design” report that discusses consumer choice manipulation on websites and apps online. Much of

ACCC institutes proceedings against Airbnb

The Australian Competition and Consumer (ACCC) has instituted proceedings against Airbnb in the Federal Court over misleading user prices. The ACCC has alleged that Airbnb,

Nike sues StockX over first NFT trademark infringement

Nike Inc has initiated the first non-fungible token (NFT) trademark infringement lawsuit against StockX. NFTs refer to one-of-a-kind digital assets that exist on the blockchain.

Federal Court rules against a company for inadequate cybersecurity control

The Federal Court has issued a landmark decision regarding inadequate cybersecurity measures within a corporation. In this case, RI Advice was held to be in

Mastercard’s ‘smile to pay’ system raises privacy and security concerns

Mastercard is introducing its new ‘smile to pay’ system whereby consumers can pay with their biometric data. Biometric technology has increasingly become more popular, being

Liability for autonomous vehicles

When a Tesla vehicle injured a Melbourne pedestrian whilst in autopilot mode, the question arose as to who is responsible when autonomous vehicles crash? Self-driving

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Australia’s BTC Markets receives first domestic financial services licence

OAIC reiterates compliance with privacy laws and facial recognition technology

Australian Border Force under scrutiny over data collection

Consumer Policy Research Centre releases Duped by Design report

ACCC institutes proceedings against Airbnb

Nike sues StockX over first NFT trademark infringement

Federal Court rules against a company for inadequate cybersecurity control

Mastercard’s ‘smile to pay’ system raises privacy and security concerns

Liability for autonomous vehicles

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