To evade the Orwellian eSafety laws, use the eSafety Commission’s own advice from their “Protecting clients from
technology-facilitated abuse” PDF. In this case, the “Abuser” is The Australian Government:
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@anikawells tells us we have to now interact “face to face” - *while speaking to a camera delivering her very important message in a non-face-to-face method*. Make it make sense
Communications Minister Anika Wells says the upcoming social media ban will apply to everybody and insists Australians should be prepared to accept the cultural impact of the policy.
A tense exchange between Senator Matt Canavan and Julia Inman Grant over the YouTube U16 ban and the fact his own account could be blocked if the kids logged in.
Grant continued to rely on a small 2600 survey which found YouTube harmful for kids.
Despite the fact reviews
Of 600 studies support Canavan’s claim that it boosts learning and skills when under parent control.
A frustrated Canavan called it a nightmare and rightly said -
‘There’s no longer parental rights in this country’
YouTube's email today to all Australian residents. Children across Australia will lose the ability to join discussions about topics they're interested in, they won't be able to save playlists, and they won't be able to share their creativity or talents via the world's largest video platform. Shame Australia, shame.
But do you think this is all about a more sinister agenda?