Federal Court rules Google misled Australian Android users about location data use
The Federal Court has ruled that Google misled some of its Australian customers about how it collected personal location data between 2017 and 2018.
The Federal Court has ruled that Google misled some of its Australian customers about how it collected personal location data between 2017 and 2018.
We look at some of the April Fools’ Day pranks companies have tackled over the years; some from today, some as far back as the 1900s…
Cyber thieves have an increasingly popular avenue to take recurring payments from often unsuspecting users…
The US Department of Justice filed a complaint against Google in 2020, claiming Google pays Apple an estimated $US8 to12 billion per year to have its search engine be the default…
The News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code has officially been cleared by the federal government…
Facebook has announced that it will end its ban on news pages in Australia less than a week after it made the shock decision.
Seven West Media is Australia’s first large news outlet to sign a deal with Google in order to have the tech giant pay for its news content.
Meanwhile, Google has thrown a jab back Microsoft’s way…
Microsoft is determined to play ball with the Australian Government as they eye a potential growth spurt that would come with Google leaving.
Bing is currently the second most used search engine in Australia – although it only has 3.6% of the market share while Google holds 95%.