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Jan 24, 13:12

Surveillance Capitalism and Privacy Concerns in Pakistan

The increasing collection of online data for targeted advertising raises serious privacy concerns, particularly in countries like Pakistan with weak data protection laws, mirroring the dystopian vision of "1984." The use of algorithms and AI to generate detailed user profiles for profit raises ethic...

Surveillance Capitalism and Privacy Concerns in Pakistan

The increasing collection of online data for targeted advertising raises serious privacy concerns, particularly in countries like Pakistan with weak data protection laws, mirroring the dystopian vision of "1984." The use of algorithms and AI to generate detailed user profiles for profit raises ethic...

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How does the design of modern technology facilitate the mass collection and analysis of digital data, and what are the societal consequences?

The increasing collection of user data raises concerns about its usage and access, particularly in countries like Pakistan lacking comprehensive data protection laws. David Lyon's research highlights how technological infrastructure, including cookies and online services, is designed to generate digital data processed by algorithms, leading to widespread datafication.

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Nov 29, 11:10

Australia Bans Under-16s From Social Media

Australia becomes the first country to ban children under 16 from social media, requiring platforms to implement age verification or face hefty fines; the law prioritizes child safety while including privacy safeguards.

Australia Bans Under-16s From Social Media

Australia becomes the first country to ban children under 16 from social media, requiring platforms to implement age verification or face hefty fines; the law prioritizes child safety while including privacy safeguards.

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What are the immediate implications of Australia's new social media law for children and social media companies?

Australia passed a world-first bill banning children under 16 from social media platforms. Social media companies must take steps to prevent underage users from creating accounts or face fines up to AU\$49.5 million. This follows concerns about children's safety online.

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Nov 29, 11:08

Australia Poised to Enact Strict Social Media Ban for Under-16s

Australia is on the verge of enacting a sweeping social media ban for children under 16, imposing significant fines on companies failing to implement age verification; similar debates are underway in the UK and Turkey, reflecting global concerns about children's online safety.

Australia Poised to Enact Strict Social Media Ban for Under-16s

Australia is on the verge of enacting a sweeping social media ban for children under 16, imposing significant fines on companies failing to implement age verification; similar debates are underway in the UK and Turkey, reflecting global concerns about children's online safety.

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What are the immediate consequences of Australia's impending social media ban for under-16s?

Australia is poised to implement the world's most comprehensive social media ban for under-16s, prompting similar discussions in Turkey and the UK. The bill, largely approved in Australia's lower house, mandates "reasonable steps" for social media companies to verify ages, with penalties up to AU$49.5 million for non-compliance or systemic violations. The specifics of these steps remain undefined, with implementation details to be determined by the country's e-safety commissioner.

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