The News Of Tomorrow, Today
The News Of Tomorrow, Today
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In what should be a surprise to exactly no-one, the Privacy Commissioner and the Australian Communications and Media Authority have today ruled that Telstra breached the Privacy Act and the Telecommunications Consumer Protections (TCP) Code last year when over 730,000 customer names and addresses were posted online.
If you’re a Telstra Next G customer, you’ll want to read this: Telstra yesterday admitted to tracking and recording the web history of its Next G network customers in order to help develop a new voluntary, paid filter service called Smart Controls.
One of the original selling points of the original 2G iPhone was the promise of visual voicemail, a way of accessing your voicemail messages on your own terms. In Australia, the only carrier to launch the feature was Vodafone, but it was quite often criticised for messages arriving late or…
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