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Singapore investigating claims Muslim app developer sold user data to US military
Clocking more than 98.5 million downloads worldwide, the Muslim Pro app reportedly has sold “granular location data” to the US military — an allegation it denies — and is now being investigated by Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Commission.
Read MoreDepartment of Industry stands up Australian Public Service Blockchain Network
The group of public servants are charged with working out why the Australian government should care about blockchain.
Read MoreTelco carrier to tech firm: BT Global Services CEO on reshaping the company
The multinational has been shifting the way it operates for the last two years.
Read MoreAustralian 2021 Census preparation gets marginal pass mark from auditor
ANAO said the IT framework the bureau has established for the 2021 Census is largely appropriate, however, just under a year out from deadline, its implementation is not complete.
Read MoreSurvey says Australian companies adopting multi-cloud more likely to pay ransom
The Veritas survey also showed companies that invested in security during the COVID-19 pandemic are reaping the rewards.
Read MoreNew .au domain namespace rules come into effect April 12
Following the agency completing all recommendations arising from a 2018 government review.
Read MoreWhite House issues guidance for federal agencies on AI applications
Elsewhere, US Congress has passed an IoT security Bill.
Read MoreCyber, data, identity: Canberra’s approach to delivering an ‘integrated urban plan’
Home Affairs and DTA bosses detail the government’s plan for how the public service will ‘get its act together’ and get rid of the silos that currently plague 180-plus ‘cities and towns’ within Canberra.
Read MoreFirefox support for Flash ends on January 26
With the arrival of Firefox 85, there will be no options to re-enable Flash in Mozilla’s browser.
Read MoreThe human brain inspires RMIT researchers to develop a light-powered AI chip
The chip could potentially be used to power drones, robotics, smart watches, and bionic implants.
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