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Why workplace productivity surveillance crosses a privacy line
Productivity monitoring has moved from occasional timesheets to software that records keystrokes, screenshots, application use, website visits, mouse movement…
Facial Recognition At Australian Airports: An Ethical Test
Facial recognition has become part of the ordinary airport experience. A traveller presents a passport, looks into a camera, and passes through an automated…
How to encrypt cloud backups and stay out of reach
Cloud backups are convenient because they quietly copy your photos, documents and device data to distant servers. If a laptop disappears from a café in…
What your car’s infotainment system knows about you
A modern car can be a rolling sensor platform. Its screen, microphones, navigation unit, mobile connection and safety systems create a detailed record of…
How to Create a Digital Will That Protects Your Online Privacy
A will used to deal with property and money may say very little about your online life. Yet your email account, cloud storage, social profiles, password…
Why Facebook Login Creates More Privacy Risk Than Convenience
“Continue with Facebook” can feel like the fastest way to create an account. There is no new password to remember, no email verification delay and no need to…
Fairness and Strategy in Modern Online Slot Games
Online slots are often presented as fast entertainment, but a fair experience depends on more than attractive graphics or the possibility of a large jackpot.…
Smart Light Bulbs and the Privacy Cost of Connected Homes
A smart light bulb looks like a minor upgrade: screw it in, connect it to Wi-Fi, and control brightness from a phone. Yet the bulb is also a networked computer…
How to use Tor safely for everyday browsing
Tor is often associated with hidden services, illicit marketplaces and dramatic stories about the dark web. Its primary purpose, however, is broader and more…
What the California Delete Act Means for Consumer Privacy Rights
The California Delete Act is a significant attempt to give people control over information held by companies they may never have heard of. Rather than asking…