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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We've been featured in The Australian's live technology blog, giving our take on how the Prime Minister lost access to his WeChat account. Thanks to @chris_griffith for digging a bit further than most on the explanation!
Read the full article here: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/technology/peloton-struggles-in-post-lockdown-world/live-coverage/31d4adf7dd8a99c3f135cbcf13b01b41
China’s new central bank digital currency isn’t blockchain, nor decentralised like bitcoin & may not seem that attractive for users. What the country hopes to achieve with the rollout. https://bit.ly/3IESioH #CBDC #China #Yuan #Alipay #WeChat
An untold story from Australia Day revelries yesterday is the people who qualified months ago for citizenship but missed out on a ceremony due to a processing backlog. It also means they won't vote in this year's federal election.
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