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It’s not just unknown addresses. Companies you know and use in your day to day can be just as responsible for sending you threats you can fall for.
Another week, another breach, as one of Australia’s leading energy companies finds its data in the hands of someone else. If that’s you, what can you do?
Every Australian is going to hear a test at the end of July, with phones and mobile wearables likely to see and hear it… whether they want to or not. Will it affect your calls?
You’re not allowed to create music referencing the name of an artist like David Bowie or Elton John, but just how protected are the names of Australian artists?
A day Telstra would likely rather forget, a serious issue took out the country’s biggest telco one morning, leaving it difficult to connect to until much later. What happened?
Text message scams are about to lose one of their convincing methods if trickery, as the government steps in.
iPhone and Android customers should be able to talk in a messaging system not unlike Apple Messages, complete with security for their texts. So where is RCS in Australia?
There are lots of crazy ideas in science fiction that don’t exist yet, but here are five sci-fi concepts and how close we are right now.
Your phone is a door to the world, but doors can let information in and out. Are the privacy settings letting you shut the door on data you want kept in?
Owners of an older Kindle may want to consider shifting to something else in the near future, or buying a brand new model, as Amazon pulls the plug on outdated gear.