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Metadata And The Law: What Your Smartphone Really Says About You | Gizmodo Australia

Metadata And The Law: What Your Smartphone Really Says About You | Gizmodo Australia

They say "possession is nine-tenths of the law," but even if you physically and legally own a Smart Thing, you won't actually control it.

The proliferation of the internet and increased educational level of our customers both threaten to undermine our fees due an improved understanding of contracts. Of course, this is something we must fight. As member service, we therefore provide you with

The University of NSW says it has issued 238 fines - estimated to total about $100,000 - to students illicitly downloading copyright infringing material such as movies and TV shows on its Wi-Fi network since 2008. UNSW told Fairfax Media on Thursday it made "no apology" for taking "strong action to discourage piracy, which is not only unlawful but unethical"

"The following by is an analysis of legal issues which apply to street photography in NSW Australia."

This 'Guide to securing personal information' (Guide) provides guidance on the reasonable steps entities are required to take under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Privacy Act) to protect the personal information they hold from misuse, interference, loss, and from unauthorised access, modification or disclosure. It also includes guidance on the reasonable steps entities are required to take to destroy or de-identify personal information that they hold once it is no longer needed (unless an exception applies).

"Find out how Google detected illegal activity on their systems and how they responded to the discovery."