EDITORIAL: The power is, literally, in our hands.

Northland students "disgusted" after security cameras installed in high school toilets.

Over 3.2 million Kiwis have consented to a wildly uncontrolled psychological experiment.

Law Society mistakenly reveals private information about sexual harassment complaint.

Customs handed over nine years of travel data to ACC after a claimant travelled to Cannes.

Companies must be upfront about how their AI programmes use your data, a new review says.

COMMENT: It's hard to understand how people can deliberately want to hurt others.

The SIS says the bag left behind was locked and recovered quickly.

A complaint has been laid with the Privacy Commissioner over 800,000 patient records.

Reason for embattled former Waikato DHB chief's information-gathering exercise unclear.

When taking photos in public places enters the grey zone.

COMMENT: Apple's new updates to protect user identification is just one small step.

Police pay Nicky Hager 'substantial damages' over 'unlawful' Dirty Politics search.

The very important reason why we should be searching our name on Google again.

Security camera concerns - who sees what and is privacy at risk?

EDITORIAL: Staff who revealed Murray's overspending in confidence should not be exposed.

COMMENT: It is critical to be able to remove history that's not relevant.

Confidential statements made during probe may have to be released.

Supermarkets maintain their facial data collection complies with privacy rules.

A major supermarket chain is using facial recognition technology in its stores.

In a demonstration, the AI assistant spoke with a hair salon mimicking human speech.

Imagine if the government gave us all a citizen score - it could be happening, in China.

Site that coined "Life is short, have an affair" signs up 20,000 Brits a day despite leak.

Parent company Facebook wants access to users data so co-founder is stepping down.

The Vector app allows customers to view an outage map and report individual outages.

Experts have called for a new unit to oversee government-run AI predictive tools.

Researchers have just offered another reason to delete Facebook. It's good for stress.

There is a very quick, easy way to check if your data has been compromised.

COMMENT: We need our governments to take protecting data seriously.

The tribunal set up to protect human rights says it is now damaging people's rights.