Topic: Telstra
Telstra, as a major telecommunications provider in Australia, is impacted by government policies that threaten user privacy and free expression. The company faces pressure to comply with stringent anti-encryption laws and demands for rapid content censorship, undermining individual liberties. These developments highlight the ongoing challenges to digital rights in Australia, where both corporate and governmental actions can restrict access to information and privacy.
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LiveLeak shuts down after 15 years
2006-2021
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Australia’s draconian anti-encryption laws mean device makers blacklist Australian telecoms firms
Telecoms giant Telstra has made a plea to the government, showing them the harmful effects the law is having on…
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Australia joins New Zealand in eroding the digital civil liberties of its people in the wake of the recent terror attack
Australia internet providers have blocked Voat, ZeroHedge, Archive.is, LiveLeak and others, thus directly contravening civil liberties.




