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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Going on air c 2.45pm to talk with Katherine Feeney about Apple AirTags on 612 ABC radio Brisbane. See you there.
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A sense of satisfaction this morning disallowing Facebook access to my personal data on an iPhone. Facebook says this won’t affect it getting the data it gleans from me directly from its partners, but I don’t care. Disallow tracking when you get the chance! #Facebook #privacy
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