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Your right to privacy is coming to an end courtesy of a draconian government.
abc.net.au/…/airport-searches-of-your-p hone-and-com…/9866134

Too hard core?
https://read.bi/2y1S7o6

Forget about your constitutional right to privacy. Dutton wants access to your underwear drawers as well.
https://securityboulevard.com/…/austral ia-to-force-tech-co…/

This is why WhatsApp & Signal will not protect its users from complete anonymity. Only Nycrypt Cellular devices offer total protection with inbuilt data burn technology and military grade encrypted operating systems.
https://www.cnbc.com/…/encrypted-messag ing-why-it-matters-i…

When more is never enough. The Australian governments surveillance powers are surpassing 1984
https://www.crikey.com.au/…/the-governm ent-already-has-far…/

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Legal experts are warning a recent decision by the Privacy Commissioner sets a worrying precedent allowing the Government to reveal people's private information without their consent. http://www.abc.net.au/…/privacy-precede nt-what-can-…/9816700

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Smartphones are pretty lose when it comes to private affairs. Here's another example of just how slack they are when it comes to protecting their users.
http://www.abc.net.au/…/asada-access-ce llebrite-sma…/9786106

WHEN asked a simple question about the state of modern technology, Woz tore strips off Silicon Valley.
HE’S responsible for the richest tech company in the world but Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak isn’t happy about how his Silicon Valley counterparts have shaped our lives.
http://www.news.com.au/…/n…/043d07cc9 d0a7a7d20d512531ae78c45

Paying money to be unwittingly spied upon? Oh yeah!
https://www.theguardian.com/…/australia n-regulator-investig…

THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT HAS INTRODUCED A RAFT OF LEGISLATION THAT ALLOWS GREY-SUITED BUREAUCRATS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS UNPRECEDENTED ACCESS INTO OUR PRIVATE LIVES.

Get encrypted or get compromised.
https://thehackernews.com/…/05/rowhamme r-android-hacking.ht…

"Criminalising Journalism" - which is exactly what the Turnbull government is trying to do with its latest national security laws: http://www.pressfreedom.org.au #MEAAmedia

*Australia Peter Dutton's home affairs department is fighting against checks and balances on the use of a new facial-recognition system.

Australian government plans to do a Facebook on citizens' data.