Practices of big technology companies pose threats to our privacy and democracy, writes Professor Uri Gal from the University of Sydney Business School. ... Professor Uri Gal is an expert in the intersection between digital technology, people and
Experts examine the COVID-19 tracing app. 28 April 2020. University of Sydney academics from the disciplines of cybersecurity, media, law and health comment on COVIDSafe, the COVID-19 contact tracing ... China also uses mobile apps for combating COVID-19.
Adapting and moving on in a reflective yet not overly self-critical way has been important in my career,” says Rita, who works in the University's Law School. ... off in the labour market,” says Rae Cooper, Professor of Gender, Work and Employment
law. This came after users complained that Facebook was not responding to their reports of racist abuse and threats. ... Where content does breach local laws but not its community standards Facebook says “we may make it unavailable only in the
is collected, the methodology used to obtain user consent, and country-specific laws. ... Also, it’s almost impossible to know if user data is being misused within company bounds or in business-to-business interactions.
By law, the Consumer Product Safety Commission cannot regulate two products: firearms and tobacco. ... Find out more about health law study and units on offer in 2018, including 'Law, Business and Healthy Lifestyles' delivered by Professor Magnussen and
Ironically, the law came into effect only a few weeks before Australia marked Privacy Awareness Week. ... Third, the law is justified by the need to protect Australians from terrorist acts.
a cost of doing business and so don’t necessarily change corporate behaviour. ... as corporate law breaches in the same way that they do violent crimes.