Speaker |
Ben Dechroi
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Time |
2019-01-22 15:50
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Conference |
LCA2019
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- Secret warrants.
- Front door not a back door.
- Fines for non-compliance.
- Breaking trust in Encryption.
- Australian developers and companies untrustworthy.
- Do Australian’s still have safety in employment?
- Cost in dealing with questions from potential customers/clients.
- Australian companies had advantage over USA companies before this law come in.
- Five eyes. Other countries can ask Australia assistance for spying.
- Bill could be subject to amendments. Or taken to high court.
- Warrant Canary. Court of law may see this as communication and illegal. Can
only work once.
- Talk to boss beforehand. If I resign immediately without notice or reason,
probably due to AABill. Revoke all my rights.
- Can say no to unreasonable requests. Not breaking fundamental Internet
technologies. Three clauses.
- Non-Australians should raise issues with their governments.
- People who wrote it aren’t completely stupid. Politicians maybe.
- Union for software engineers.
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Brian May
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Posted: Tue, 22 Jan 2019 00:00:00 +1100