February 21st, 2020 
Chris Griffith Apple has been working to fix a privacy breach discovered in Australia after last year’s Black Friday sales.
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I try MyHeritage's Deep Nostalgia feature & bring four forebears to life in video. It’s a start to a larger family reel I could create in time. I suspect people will see it either as a warm tribute or macabre and unsettling. STORY: https://bit.ly/3uKf0Wk @myheritage #deepfakes
Australia's competition regulator chairman Rod Sims says some are 'overeading' the final changes made to Australia's media bargaining code with Google & Facebook before parliament passed it last week https://bit.ly/3uGNnO4 #ACCC #media #Facebook #Google
Smaller Australian publishers sign deals with Facebook and Google with the Australian media bargaining code passing both house of parliament https://bit.ly/3qX2ikQ #FacebookAustralia #Facebook #Google
Australian investments firm Charter Pacific Corporation that claims Apple breached patents implementing Touch-ID and Face-ID is warning it will target several other smartphone makers & even banks
https://bit.ly/3aRnjYB #AppleNews
Written jointly with the lovely Victoria Laurie: Anti-vaxxer candidates are contesting every seat in the March West Aust. election as activists seize on the COVID-19 immunisation rollout. They are using their Facebook sites to undermine faith in vaccines https://bit.ly/3bBDNTN
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