Show Notes
The Privacy Commissioner takes us through the new code to to give children greater control over their data and how this could open the door for less surveillance for all of us.
Regular panellists Digital Rights Watch Chair Lizzie O’Shea, Health Engine CEO Dan Stinton and Per Capita’s Peter Lewis also delve into:
What’s behind the cancellation of RightsCon?
Why did Jack Dorsey lay off 40 per cent of his business?
And who wins when two tech overlords go to court?
For background notes on these discussions go to Burning Platforms on Substack: https://burningplatforms.substack.com/
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