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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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
A week ago Facebook wouldn't pay for news in Australia, now it will spend $1bn over three years on news globally. Meanwhile the Australian bargaining code that sparked this debate has passed in the Senate and will soon be law (from WSJ) https://bit.ly/3kwU2FX #facebooknewsban
Exclusive: Eftpos has announced a QR code payments system that it will test this year and roll out in 2022 https://bit.ly/2ZPdaFi @eftposAust #payments #commerce #eftpos
Facebook’s agreement to pay for news is good, but its relations with the Australian public is scarred, writes @chris_griffith
https://bit.ly/3bxr8kT
VIDEO: I chatted with @ash_gillon on @SkyNewsAust today about Facebook's deal to pay Australian media companies for news. What does the deal mean? https://bit.ly/3ssVLyN #FacebookAustralia #FacebookBan
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