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There are some half-truths in there, but otherwise what you're saying is misleading. For example, there is a (quite small) trial of facial recognition for home
by jwilliams 5y ago
There are some half-truths in there, but otherwise what you're saying is misleading.
For example, there is a (quite small) trial of facial recognition for home quarantine of international travelers. Now that's a topic worthy of discussion - But it's an extraordinary leap to say everyone is taking pictures of themselves (i.e that's just not true at all).
It's similar for most of your assertions.
There have been quite a number of strict rules in different parts of Australia at different times. Most are now being wound back in line with vaccination rates.
- chroem- 5y agoIt looks like you are correct that the surveillance app is limited to anyone who has crossed state or national borders in the last two weeks. That being said, the Australian government has not relinquished its emergency powers, and is instead pushing for additional powers such as mandatory internet ID.