privacy

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Wearable consumer devices used to monitor health and fitness could become important sources of information for medical practitioners and insurance providers.

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A gaping hole lies in Australian law - there is no tort, or cause of action, enabling a person to sue for infringements of their privacy, writes George Williams.

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Posting information about our children on social media raises serious questions about their privacy now and in the future, writes Myra Hamilton.  

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Princess Kate's sudden centrefold status is unfortunate and ethically appalling. But if the royal minders really think it unexpected or unthinkable, perhaps they're the ones inhabiting a fairytale fiction, argues Emma Jane.

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