June 11th, 2021 
Chris Griffith An EU privacy regulator has proposed a fine of more than $US425m against Amazon which would be the biggest-yet penalty under the bloc’s privacy law.
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June 11th, 2021 Chris Griffith Tacking ransomware criminals may be on government to-do lists, but it should be top billing.
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Apple activates nudity blurring of images for children users in Australia. The details. https://bit.ly/3wneL6p #Apple #AppleNews #Nudity #childsafety #pedophelia
LG's 2022 premium OLED TVs range is now available in Australia. We take a look at the latest uprange models https://bit.ly/3FW5CVA #LG #TVSeries #OLED
10 minute home loan approvals are coming to Australia - #CommBank is the first to announce it. It's possible due to open banking. Which means you have to let the bank's computers scan your transactions held at other financial institutions. That's the deal. https://bit.ly/3wrwMiQ
The Luna Foundation Guard dumped all the Bitcoin below except for 313 coins to unsuccessfully prop up TerraUSD/Luna which subsequently crashed. Just who got their hands on the 80,081 bitcoins worth c $US2.4bn?? A counterparty as they say, maybe, but who benefited?
1/ As of Saturday, May 7, 2022, the Luna Foundation Guard held a reserve consisting of the following assets:
· 80,394 $BTC
· 39,914 $BNB
· 26,281,671 $USDT
· 23,555,590 $USDC
· 1,973,554 $AVAX
· 697,344 $UST
· 1,691,261 $LUNA
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