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Posts by Winkypop
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Optus joins iiNet with free-to-download Netflix offer for Australians
Turnbull's Digital Transformation Office already missing deadlines
NASA upgrades Rosetta, Voyager and moon landing tracker
Forget 1,000 lashes for Facebook posts, Saudis now want to behead blogger Raif Badawi
WANTED: A plan to DESTROY metadata, not just retain it
SIM hack scandal biz Gemalto: Everything's fine ... Security industry: No, it's really not
NBN Co numbers suggest FTTP build could be done for close to Labor's budget
Give us a week to gut Superfish, begs Lenovo CTO
Greens want better metadata access oversight
Did NSA, GCHQ steal the secret key in YOUR phone SIM? It's LIKELY
So long, Lenovo, and no thanks for all the super-creepy Superfish
Your hard drives were riddled with NSA spyware for years
Big Brother in SPAACE: Mars One picks first 100 morons to suffocate, er, settle on Red Planet
Australia's PM says data retention laws think of the children
Wednesday 18th February 2015 04:42 GMT 
Electronic graffiti
If Tony was really interested in stopping child abuse he would start by getting the kids out of the detention camps. Their abuse is actual, it is known and it is documented.
https://www.humanrights.gov.au/our-work/asylum-seekers-and-refugees/national-inquiry-children-immigration-detention-2014
Boffins baffled by the glowing 'plumes' of MARS
Chinese food safety officials drank so much during working lunch that one of them DIED
Hackers break the bank to the tune of $300 MEEELLION
Dutch government websites KO'd by 10-hour DDoS
Jeb Bush, the man who may lead the US in 2016, dumps Floridians' private data on the web
Governments beg Twitter for more data; network offers birdcage droppings
Boy, 16, cuffed after posting selfie with body of kid he allegedly killed
World's mega-rich tax dodge exposed: Meet the HSBC IT bloke at the heart of damning leak
NBN Co strangles bird: satellite users limited to 20 GB / month
SWELLING moons of ice dwarf Pluto snapped by NASA spy-probe
Avoiding data retention will be as easy as eating a burger
ALIENS are surely AMONG US: Average star has TWO potentially Earth-like worlds
Australia's (current) PM Tony Abbott again calls for metadata trove laws to pass, ASAP
Thursday 5th February 2015 05:02 GMT 
"Australia's current prime minister"
But for how much longer?
Anyway...
If this 'meta data retention' is so critical then why have their own experts admitted that off-shore services will be exempt/excluded?
Those obscure ones, like, you know, gmail, twitter, facebook, etc.
http://scott-ludlam.greensmps.org.au/content/media-releases/gaping-holes-data-retention-laws-will-only-hurt-australian-businesses-greens
The whole scheme is crap, this is just a weak attempt to (change the headlines and) force labor into agreeing to a bad law that will save the kiddies from the terrorists!
Telstra: we don't collect the metadata the government wants now
Watchdogs critical of Oz data retention regime
Dongle bingle makes two MEELLION cars open to exploit
Apple wants your fingerprints in the cloud
Earth-bound exoplanet hunter's eyes blink open
Australia tries to ban crypto research – by ACCIDENT
UNDER A VEST: Man cuffed for smuggling 94 iPhones strapped to his body
Windows 7 MARKED for DEATH by Microsoft as of NOW
DAMN YOU! Microsoft blasts Google over zero-day blabgasm
Australia's Akamai ranking has nothing to do with the NBN
Saudi Arabia to flog man 1,000 times for insulting religion on Facebook
Broadband isn't broadband unless it's 25Mbps, mulls FCC boss
ALIEN fossils ON MARS: Curiosity snaps evidence of life
BAN email footers – they WASTE my INK, wails Ctrl+P MP
Ghosts of Christmas Past: The long-ago geek gifts that made us what we are
Hubble 'scope snaps ENORMO SPACE ERECTION: Pillars of Creation 20 years on
VPN users reckon Netflix is blocking them
Apple's 16GB iPhones are a big fat lie, claims iOS 8 storage hog lawsuit
Google unveils Windows 8.1 zero-day vuln – complete with exploit code
Norks blame U.S. for TITSUP internet, unleash racist rant against Obama
Google's first stab at control-free ROBOT car rolls off the line
Alfa Romeo Giulietta Quadrifoglio Verde: Fun, but not for all
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