Hospitality executives in New South Wales are calling for increased use of facial recognition capabilities in venues, despite widespread backlash to the invasive technology as of late.
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Queensland researchers have published a new study that highlights the need to ‘map the brains of children’ as a way to identify and intervene early in mental health problems.
Victorian police will soon be able to seize digital wallets from criminals found in possession of drugs or guns to help ‘crack down on black market organised crime’.
A consortium of companies are working towards eliminating password authentication in favour of biometric “Passkeys”, and Apple will make a major move with new updates.
Australia’s statutory authority for communications has concluded a third round of 5G mmWave spectrum auctions, allocating space for the 3.4GHz to 3.8MHz ranges.
In the modern world, the possibility of a future including ‘posthumans’ has received significant attention due to the emergence of new scientific fields.
What should peaceful protesters know about their privacy before heading to a demonstration? Here are some concerns and protective measures they should keep in mind.