January 21st, 2020 
Chris Griffith The use of biometrics — fingerprint, face, iris, voice and vein recognition — continues to grow.
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Looks like I’ll be doing a road trip to Melbourne for this :) It will be great. Tickets are on sale @VanessaAmorosi
I’m so excited to announce I’ll be returning to Australia for a few shows in June! I can’t wait to see you all 💙
@memomusichall JUNE 12
@astortheatre JUNE 17
Tickets http://www.vanessaamorosi.com
Off for a couple of days of r & r. Taking all the comforts. Now which case is my phone in? #Traveller #holidays
Parents say Facebook’s long track record of exploiting young people and putting them at risk makes the company unsuitable as the custodian of a photo sharing and social messaging site for children https://bit.ly/3acRwQT #Facebook #Instagram
MY COMMENT PIECE ON TODAY'S FEDERAL COURT RULING AGAINST GOOGLE: Google privacy settings are a mess & today's judgment is the tip of the iceberg https://bit.ly/32gxAbL #Google #privacy @acccgovau
Google misled potentially millions of Android phone & tablet users over its use of location data, in a landmark decision handed down in the Australian Federal Court today - by colleague James Madden https://bit.ly/32fG6rs #Google #ACCC
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