Digital Rights Watch has called for Australian citizens to defend the right to privacy and resist any plans to undermine encryption that may result from the meeting of the Five Eyes governments today.
Digital Rights Watch has called for Australian citizens to defend the right to privacy and resist any plans to undermine encryption that may result from the meeting of the Five Eyes governments today.
Digital Rights Watch has called on the Australian Government to clarify their position on law enforcement agencies accessing Australian citizens’ encrypted devices and communications.
Digital Rights Watch responds to initiatives within the 2017-18 Federal Budget.
As Australia’s mandatory data retention scheme comes into effect, Digital Rights Watch is urging citizens to protect themselves from unwarranted mass surveillance, declaring Thursday 13 April as ‘National Get A VPN Day’.
After one full year of operations, Digital Rights Watch has released its inaugural annual report.
Digital Rights Watch has welcomed the release of a UN report calling for a global treaty to protect internet user’s right to privacy.
Digital Rights Watch has renewed calls for Australia’s mandatory data retention scheme to be scrapped, after revelations that the Government has no oversight over whether telecommunication companies are storing data outside of Australia’s borders. “When this legislation was first introduced, it was predicated on telcos having to detail their data storage capacity, processes and security […]
Digital Rights Watch have expressed their concern over a Federal Court ruling that Australian ISPs must block access to domains registered by file-sharing websites.
Digital Rights Watch welcomes the Government’s move to introduce a mandatory data breach notification scheme.
Digital Rights Watch have raised deep concerns over proposed changes to the Privacy Act, citing the need for community and expert consultation before any legislation is introduced.
