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digital privacy
West Australians Offered Payout If They Sign up to Digital ID
Parents can get $250 for each secondary student and $150 for each primary student and kindergartener—provided they sign up for the ServicesWA app.
Push for National Digital ID in Australia Making ‘Progress’: Minister
Legislation will be introduced ‘end of this year’ or ‘early next year’
A City Thrives on Connectedness but Access All Hours Makes Privacy a Problem
Cities are complex systems, some may even say messy systems.
Twitter Disables Network of Websites That Track Deleted Tweets From Politicians
Twitter has disabled a group of websites that archived deleted tweets from politicians and diplomats worldwide. The Open State Foundation (OSF) said that Twitter turned off API access to the websites, known collectively as Politwoops and Diplowoops, on Friday, August 21st out of privacy concerns for its users.
