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An Australian bank wants to spray disinfectant from drones in schools and aged care
This is fine, no reason to have a dystopic outlook at all.
Facebook comments manifest into real world as neo-luddites torch 5G towers
If science says it isn't a thing, and the government backing that up also says it is a conspiracy, then there is a trust deficit that cannot be overcome.
Peak evening demand still the network capacity challenge
Aussie Broadband managing director Phil Britt says he does not expect daytime usage to exceed night-time usage.
The people of Australia are a DDoS machine that the government cannot handle
How many times do government systems need to fall over before Canberra realises it needs more resources
What happens when coronavirus travel bans hit the US?
Fresh from taking out the world's second-largest economy, coronavirus is going to play havoc when it hits the largest.
Tech-augmented democracy is about to get harder in this half-baked world
As we head towards November 2020, expect a crescendo of half-truths, deep fakes, and clatfart.
End-to-end encryption means Huawei bans are about availability, not interception
Former Prime Minister who brought in Australia's anti-encyption laws says the technology can prevent potential tapping by telco equipment manufacturers.
Hybrid graphics and DisplayLink docks create laptop Linux pain
If you've got a discrete GPU as well as integrated graphics, and you want to run Linux, you'd best pick one master.
The ACCC is going to need a standard speed measurement for one ADSL2+
Deciding whether the NBN leaves users 'no worse off' depends entirely on what is being measured.
Can you trust Google to keep your WiFi running until 2030?
When purchasing a Google product nowadays, the first question should be how long it is allowed to live.
ACCC decides NBN needs to cater beyond its layer 2 remit
Consumer watchdog tests speeds at layer 7, while NBN is only mandated to do layer 2 connectivity, therefore the ACCC wants NBN to add extra headroom for TCP/IP headers.
Android ecosystem is not ready for adolescent Pixel 4
The latest Pixel phone is going through changes.
China has Apple by the iPhones
Apple makes standing up for security and privacy part of its pitch, unless you are under the yoke of an authoritarian communist government.
Huawei believes banning it from 5G will make countries insecure
Chinese giant warns of potential for backdoors in 6G thanks to AI.
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