Sign this petition to scrap the ‘digital identity’ power grab
The Labor government wants to take your most sensitive personal data.
They want to cram it into a central government-run database – the perfect target for a […]
If you’re getting marketing emails in your inbox, you should know that the companies are likely using the messages to spy on you. They’re using a technology developed for email called tracking pixels (invisible images) which lets companies analyze how and when […]
Petition Reason
As Australian citizens we should be concerned about the disadvantages of a Central Bank Digital Currency.
Traceability: In the case where physical cash is eliminated entirely this eliminates our ability to transact in a fully anonymous manner.
Negative Rates: With […]
The Pentagon announced Wednesday it has awarded $9 billion in cloud computing contracts to Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle, after scrapping a previous deal during a dispute between two of those firms.
The Israeli government has announced that it will adopt recommendations to regulate social media platforms to create a “safer” online environment. The recommendations are similar to the social media rules in the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA), which will take effect next […]
Journalist and former congressional candidate Laura Loomer has pushed back against attempts to dismiss her Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act lawsuit against Meta,
It also serves as a digital ID.
Australia’s Government Services Minister Bill Shorten has announced the launch of the myGov mobile app. The app is a digital wallet where citizens can store government credentials. It also […]
During a podcast Matt Taibbi describes the big picture takeaway of the data they have been permitted to review so far. {Direct Rumble Link}
Interestingly, Taibbi notes the silo effect within Twitter as the division in charge of taking action on requests is not necessarily the […]
People in China celebrated the withdrawal on Tuesday of a state-mandated app used to track whether they had travelled to Covid-stricken areas, in the latest loosening of some of the world’s toughest anti-virus rules.
As authorities deactivated the ‘itinerary code’ […]
