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A man and woman lie on a beach with their faces shielded from the sun by books labelled 'Law Reports' and 'Law of Torts'.
"Your victim is keen to meet you" says a social worker to a young criminal - while behind a door an angry elderly woman waits holding a club above her head...criminal,justice,rehabilitation,offenders,reconciliation,victims,community,sentencing,
A tough looking man in prison clothing stares through a bookcase with books looking similar to the bars in a prison cell.
A white supremacist gunman labelled 'Hate' flees from huge bouquets of flowers symbolising love and sympathy for his victims in Christchurch.
"This is the cheapest option in our range" says the shopkeeper offering a range of privacy enhancing technology, to a man with a zip over his mouth.
Castle is being stormed by an medieval army while one soldier tries to tap in a key code next to a door. A voice from inside says "Stop trying to guess our password."
"At least you know they're safe at home" comments one mother to another while kids in the next room are on a computer about to give away security details to a phishing website.
Airport security man says "Snoopy's detected some fruity photos on your phone" as his dog suspiciously sniffs a woman's phone as she stands under a sign reading 'NZ Customs'.
At a lost luggage window a man sits in front of shelves filled with boxes labelled phones laptops USB's hard-drives discs reputations careers - Subtitle - A device is only as smart as the owner - keep them secure.
"First I must warn you that anything you say may be taken down and used to assist you" says a female medical person holding a clipboard and sitting in front of a male patient in a consulting room.
The IT room - no clowns allowed say signs outside a door to a server room - caption is 'avoid a security breach- keep data out of reach.
Man watches a screen containing a woman who is watching a screen of a man watching a screen smaller and smaller.
Press man plays blind man's buff with donkey tail while a devious bureacrat moves the donkey chart labelled 'Official Information' out of reach.
Chart describing variety of scams in terms of marine creatures. ( Contact cartoonist for flexible usage fees )
"Son - we're stuck - mind giving us a hand with your homework?" asks a father and mother struggling over school homework while their teen watches televsion.
"Remind me - are we at a cafe or the office?" asks a hipster drinking coffee sitting next to his laptop.
Clouds holding servers circle the earth. Title: 'Where in the world is your information?'
"All ok - wait - let's see what Google remembers..." says Saint Peter at the gate to heaven.
"Actually I found you tagged on a Facebook page in a whole album of drunken ball photos" reaveals Prince Charming to Cinderella as he fits a glass slipper on her foot.
"My whole digital life just data breached before my eyes" - says a young woman lying on the road to her friend.
"Worst privacy breach ever" notes a bypasser of a boy jammed head-first into the wall of a digital dyke.
"No need for all that - I just guessed their password" says a safe-cracker to another criminal as the door to a bank safe gapes open.
A bouncer prevents an office worker from entering the IT computer room door below a neon sign while the IT nerd is allowed to pass. Caption: 'Avoid a security breach, keep data out of reach'
"Who's that exporting data over my bridge to another jurisdiction?" demands a troll of a goat carrying servers over a bridge labelled GDPR.
'Where in the world is Waldo's data? wonders he as data streams zip between servers on islands all over the globe.
"I told you not to share my password with anybody" chides a king to his knight as their castle is looted and burnt...Subtitle: 'Don't give away the keys to your castle.'
If you kept meta-data on your person all sorts of people would pick your pockets.
"These records are not GDPR-compliant" points out a man reading the big book of sinners at the gate of Heaven.
"I am now cutting all my rude remarks about the patient from her file" says a surgeon in an operating theatre..
A young woman is miss-identified in records as a retired military man with an overdue account - she is not amused.
Rumpelstiltskin has made his password the same as his name - which is clearly stated on his house...Subtitle: 'Don't use real names for passords'..Cartoon, hacker, password, pencil, Rumpelstiltskin, Rumplestiltskin, security, Twitter
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"I'm fine with big brother as long as the cameras stay out of the staffroom" says one debauched teacher to others...'Friminutt pa kikkern skole' "Jeg liker storebror - sa lenge han holder seg unna personalrommet!"
"I'm fine with big brother as long as the cameras stay out of the staffroom" says one debauched teacher to others.
"Minister - to avoid FOI requests all our advice will be in sign language" says a civil servant sitting next to a signer.
"I take it that the real advantage of urine testing is the humiliation of our workers" says a management executive.
Short privacy notices that might have changed history - Oval Office privacy notice - remember evry word is being recorded - Nixon is pictured.
A horde of greedy gold minner cowboys and hucksters stampedes towards the data fields - subtitle: 'The New Goldrush'
"There - that's all possible risks of medical intervention Mr Haysen" says doctor to a recently deceased patient.
"Hé! Arrêtez de regarder mes paramètres de confidentialité!".
'Publiez couvert'
'Warning - account hacked' on computer screen of woman who says "But how did they guess my password?" Subtitle: 'Your security is only as strong as your password'
"Mais comment ils ont fait pour trouver mon mot de passe?"
'Mot de passe évident - problème imminent'.
