Tools & Guides

Guide for Using AI Scribes in the Medical Sector

Posted on July 28, 2026 | in Tools and Guides

Primary healthcare providers in Australia are rapidly adopting AI scribes - software tools that record and transcribe clinical consultations. While these tools may offer some administrative benefits for medical practices, our recently published report finds that their rate of adoption is outpacing both regulation and due diligence, creating serious and largely unaddressed risks for patients.

How to Disable AI Scraping on Google, Meta, X (Twitter), and LinkedIn

Posted on November 26, 2025 | in Tools and Guides

Major tech companies have been quietly updating their processes to include scraping personal information to train their AI models. This means often past, present, and future data you post on popular social media sites, as well as in Google email and documents is currently being fed into huge training datasets for AI systems.

The Practical Guide to Privacy Law

Posted on November 20, 2025 | in Articles , Tools and Guides

We are living in an age of surveillance, and it has never been more important for individuals to have the knowledge and tools to defend their privacy. Understanding what constitutes a legal breach of privacy empowers people to take action.

Posting protest photos? Here's how to protect others' identities

Posted on November 15, 2023 | in Articles , Tools and Guides

Sharing photos of protests is a great way to amplify the impact of collective action, raise awareness on important issues, and encourage more people to participate. We love it!

It's time to protect renters' digital rights in the housing crisis

Posted on August 7, 2023 | in Articles , Submissions , Tools and Guides

Learn more about how RentTech is impacting renters’ digital rights amongst the housing crisis.

How to write a submission to the Privacy Act Review

Posted on March 16, 2023 | in Articles , Tools and Guides

After over two years of consultation and review of the Privacy Act, the Attorney General’s Department has released the final report and is currently seeking feedback that will shape the direction of the legislation.