Twitter feed: @efa_oz
- RT @efa_oz: Investigation reveals tracking by EdTech of millions of Australian school students during COVID lockdowns https://t.co/bGc3FnhG… about 1 day ago
- Investigation reveals tracking by EdTech of millions of Australian school students during COVID lockdowns https://t.co/bGc3FnhGdL about 1 day ago
- RT @shivan_kaul: This is shocking. DuckDuckGo has a search deal with Microsoft which prevents them from blocking MS trackers. And they can'… about 1 day ago
- RT @aotearoa_ben: Hey @ato_gov_au I’m unable to adhere to your terms because your application is insecure by design. I’ll do my best, but h… about 1 day ago
- RT @aotearoa_ben: First step in registering for an Aussie GST number is to set up an AUSid account. Which involves installing an applicatio… about 1 day ago
- Who do you include as "we" @eSafetyOffice ? https://t.co/NsALL6Q1qw about 2 days ago
EFA’s policy positions don’t change from election to election, as we prefer to take a longer view, grounded in human rights. However, this election, we’d like to highlight a couple of issues we think are particularly important. Surveillance is not … Continue reading
A push-poll masquerading as research undermines efforts to have a facts-based discussion about how to deal with Internet regulation. Continue reading
Electronic Frontiers Australia is saddened to learn that Switter will be shut down in response to pressure from overzealous lawmakers trying to create a Children’s Internet. The site was originally set up in response to anti-sex work and anti-LGBTQIA+ recent … Continue reading
Read EFA's submission on the Reform of Australia’s electronic surveillance framework discussion paper. Continue reading
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Nov 2021
By Vanessa Teague In all the attention given to voter ID, a bill that really does improve the security of Australian Elections has gone mostly unremarked: The Electoral Legislation Amendment (Assurance of Senate Counting) Bill. The bill proposes—for the first … Continue reading