Graham J Clark

Digital Innovator, Learning Designer and Educational Technologist • Recently completed a Master of Education degree

Graham J Clark
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As new privacy laws hit, Apple and Amazon will surge past Google
Wired UK - Saul Klein
The discussion about the internet and privacy has been simmering for more than 20 years. In the 90s, when the web was still a frontier domain …
Graham J Clark
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Brave and DuckDuckGo Partner to Improve Privacy on the Web | Brave Browser
brave.com - Brave Software
Private Search in Private Browser Tabs Gives Users Unmatched Online Privacy Brave and DuckDuckGo are thrilled to announce a partnership today to …
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It’s time to take back ownership of our digital identities
TNW - Ben Dickson
20 years ago, few of us had more than a handful of online accounts. The same doesn’t hold true today. Think of all the email services, social media networks, banking applications, blogging platforms and messaging apps that you’ve signed up with over the years. Each of us has a digital identity that …
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Are you one of the many Australians with 'surveillance apathy'?
abc.net.au - By Siobhan Lyons, Macquarie University
We all seem worried about privacy. Though it's not only privacy itself we should be concerned about: it's also our attitudes towards privacy that are …
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The iOS game that lets you explore Australia as a wombat
Mashable - Johnny Lieu
"We've never seen the Australian bush in a game before." While Australia's renowned natural beauty is often plastered on postcards and featured in the occasional film, it's something yet to be represented in the gaming world. Paperbark, set to release early next year initially on iOS, will change all …
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Justice Department Drops Request for Names of People Who 'Liked' Anti-Trump Facebook Page
Gizmodo - Kate Conger
In a court hearing today, the Department of Justice dropped its request for the names of an estimated 6,000 people who “liked” a Facebook page about …