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Makes key points. Links to NY Times article.

A worry.

Video interview with a teleworker. This covers many of the benefits of teleworking for various stakeholders.

Podcast and transcript. Explains how credit card transactions are checked before being authorised in an attempt to reduce fraud. Essentially this is a neural network combined with a huge database of prior transactions. A good example to show students how AI is used in the "real world" every day.

Katherine Albrecht, privacy advocate, talks on RFID tags and privacy.

Part of Teach-ICT.com. Includes worksheets and a downloadable spreadsheet simulation of EFT.

Part of How Stuff Works. Includes good description and clear diagrams.

Bank SA South Australia -includes online demos

Royal Bank of Canada online services and security and privacy policies

A BBC news video. "A German supermarket is encouraging customers to scan and ring up their shopping using mobile phones, and check out without the help of a cashier."

"AN ANGRY red dot flashes at the top of your computer screen. As your mouse creeps over it, a message appears: ''Twitter use has exceeded the department average of 58.6 minutes per day - please self-regulate.'' A quick click and a display appears mapping your internet use, including a graph devoted to the social networking sites Facebook and Twitter. It may be Orwellian, but this scene, or some variation, is coming to a workplace near you."

A video on Amazon Go. Shopping without lines.