Australian Tech

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A $1 million fine imposed by Australia's online safety regulator is "unfair and disproportionate", according to online messaging platform Telegram.

Video here (11m55s): https://youtube.com/watch?v=4rR57tXdOHQ

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The move came after employees working for OPTF were approached by the Victoria police and Australian federal police over several months including via help chat messages, letters and phone calls. Victoria police also visited the apartment of an employee late last year, asking questions about the app and its encrypted messaging, the company says.

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Slightly old news (the announcement was made on 9 Oct) but I figured it's still worth posting so people can check out some Australian-made games.

There are several sources covering the same report with differing slants - I'd say this is one of the more negative pieces.

Was looking on the Telstra page teaching customers about the benefits of 5G and found this gem.

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If your provider is unable to verify VoLTE support for your device, it may be blocked from Australian networks from the 1st of November 2024.

cross-posted from: https://sopuli.xyz/post/17129254

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Petition EN6080 is the one that is posted to stopkillinggames.com, Ross Scott (Accursed Farms)'s campaign to end the practice of bricking games people have purchased, whenever the publisher doesn’t want to support it anymore.

From the auda talk - Future Scenarios: navigating the digital world in 2044

Show HN: Mapping almost every law, regulation and case in Australia

GPlates is desktop software for the interactive visualisation of plate tectonics.

I could not find any mentions of these problems online. The article itself has no technical detail.

Ah yes, cause monopolies have never been bad for the customer *(looks at supermarkets)*.