Invisible by Design: The Privacy Costs of Meta’s Smart Glasses
EFA’s Sara Doczi writes about the privacy cost of Meta’s smart glasses.
EFA Demands Immediate Ban on Meta RayBan and Kmart Smart Glasses
EFA issues warning about Kmart’s low-cost rival to Meta camera glasses
2026 Australian Community Attitudes to Privacy Survey: Insights from a Digital Rights Perspective
This post was written by John Pane, board chair of Electronic Frontiers Australia. The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner’s latest Australian Community Attitudes to Privacy Survey, released on 28 May, provides a comprehensive overview of privacy attitudes and experiences among people in Australia and how they have been impacted by recent events. ACAPS is […]
International Day of Women and Girls in Science: EFA Profiles A/Prof Vanessa Teague
In celebration of International Day of Women and Girls in Science on the 11th of February, Electronic Frontiers Australia is proud to feature A/Prof Vanessa Teague, a leading voice in Australian cryptography and is a former EFA board member. Her work is at the forefront of protecting our digital rights, including uncovering vulnerabilities in e-voting […]
EFA Challenges Australians to Fix the “Privacy Paradox” This World Data Privacy Day
Written by John Pane, Chair of Electronic Frontiers Australia Inc. If you’re reading this on January 26, it’s Australia Day. As a public holiday, odds are you’re at a BBQ, enjoying the company of friends and family, and the familiar mix of conversations and banter that BBQs usually bring. Perhaps you have a delicious lamb […]