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The seven habits of effective Privacy Impact Assessments

August 2, 2022, Anna Johnston

There is something magical about the number seven.  The seven deadly sins, the seven dwarfs, the seven year itch, those plucky child detectives who formed the Secret Seven, ...

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Would you like fries with that? A quick guide to notice and consent in privacy law

July 21, 2022, Anna Johnston

When consumer advocacy body CHOICE last month went public with its investigation into the use of facial recognition by major Australian retailers, the public reaction was ...

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OAIC determinations shed light on when data is regulated as ‘personal information’

April 11, 2022, Anna Johnston

Recent caselaw demonstrates that privacy laws reach further than some organisations might expect. Introduction: the identifiability test Most information privacy and ...

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Big Tech, Individuation, and why Privacy must become the Law of Everything

March 22, 2022, Anna Johnston

Anorexia.  Violent extremism.  Holocaust denial.  Anti-vaccine conspiracy theories.  Gambling addiction.  Hate speech.  False claims about stolen elections.  Genocide. You ...

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Should birds of a feather be FLoC’d together?

February 2, 2022, Anna Johnston

The demise last week of FLoC is not the end of the story for Google’s plans to prop up surveillance-based advertising once cookies are phased out. As a replacement for ...

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  • Privacy law reform in Australia – the good, the bad and the ugly
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