April 23rd, 2020 
Chris Griffith Scientists support the plan for voluntary contact tracing, but say the app needs stronger privacy provisions.
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So sorry to hear of the passing of Helen Reddy. "I was woman" was so big during my days at uni. What a great singer.
Re the BGP issue impacting ProtonMail Telstra has responded:
Due to a technical error overnight, a number of internet prefixes were incorrectly advertised as Telstra’s. This meant some internet traffic may have been routed to Telstra incorrectly ... see our tech blog below.
Swiss secure email service ProtonMail has issued a flurry of tweets about a BGP hijacking incident whose impact it blames on Australia’s Telstra https://bit.ly/2EKcE4B @ProtonMail @Telstra
Swiss secure email service ProtonMail has issued a flurry of tweets about a BGP hijacking incident whose impact it blames on Australia’s Telstra https://bit.ly/2EKcE4B @ProtonMail @Telstra
Australia has snared one of the world‘s leading researchers in quantum computing. Prof John Martinis previously at Google is joining Prof Michelle Simmons SQC team which is building a quantum computer at atomic scale https://bit.ly/2HADD3C #QuantumComputing @QuantumC2T @UNSW
A defiant Huawei is opening retail stores in Sydney to increase its footprint in consumer technology despite the 5G ban and US imposed limits on its consumer tech capability https://bit.ly/34nNt0L @Huawei #smartphones #retail
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