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Given the fact that parts of this law are impossible to follow, I have no idea how is this thing going to actually influence real life.

• gonzo41 3y ago
  In Australia, we had Malcolm Turnbul say with a smug smile on his face “The laws of mathematics are very commendable, but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia,”. This was about Australia wanting to limit encryption on the Internet. Politicians who don't consult experts and listen to their advice make fools of themselves. But sadly the consequences of poor laws is that real people will get minced up by ill informed regulation and enforcement programs.
  • justinclift 3y ago
    If you watch the video of it being said, it was a flippant reply to a smartarse question. Trying to portray it as a serious response is pretty dishonest. :/
• mratsim 3y ago
  Taxes not going where they have the most impact, and lawyers extracting money from the system.
• lozenge 3y ago
  It's there as a threat. "Make changes we specify to your products, otherwise we will use our new powers under the Online Safety Act to require you to perform impossible feats." If they ever actually invoke the new powers, it will mean the bill has failed.