RankingDigitalRights

@rankingrights

Australia's government intends to introduce laws that would force tech companies to be able to break encryption https://t.co/fMZLhFxrie

Allie Coyne

@alliecoyne

"This is not about creating or exploiting backdoors, as privacy advocates continue to say, despite constant reassurance from us": Turnbull

Gordy, Pls.

@GordyPls

Amazing that the Attorney General has specifically requested that he be able to type "hack terrorists" into a conso… https://t.co/vVCJZhYkLm

rollinginsanity

@rollinginsanity

@GordyPls How?! How are they going to 'break encryption'? Do they mean handing over private keys? That's not breaki… https://t.co/MMkdtgxFqF

Minimum Viable Choc

@noreasonspec

@GordyPls I mean if it becomes law how does apple react ? Pulling out of aus ?

x0rz

@x0rz

I think an exposed Windows 3.1 on Internet is probably more safe than an exposed Windows Server 2003… https://t.co/VXULqV6ex8

Allie Coyne

@alliecoyne

The Westin hotel in Sydney has to pay an individual $1500 after recording a phone call without his consent https://t.co/sbR24Yt7Yy