There's always package forwarding. I'm about to find out how bad an idea that is.

Is this real? I have no idea how to even access twitter anymore

https://www5.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/cth/consol_act/ca191482/s3la.html

It does require a court order, but notably you do not need to be suspected of a crime.

Dont we have a right [...] to not self incriminate?

Not that I'm aware of, but if you find otherwise, let me know!

They can compel you to reveal your password ~~without a warrant~~ but can't touch your phone? Is that a state law?

I think the headline might have changed since you posted. What should they damn well do?

They call out making spoofing harder, although they don't specify how.

It's a normal thing for people to sideload apps that are distributed through the play store - that's exactly what tools like Aurora do.

You are right that they are up to developers, but that's the problem. It should be up to users how they run their software on their hardware.

The investigation did not spotlight the similarly-named Matrix open source communication protocol.

The investigation did not spotlight the similarly-named Matrix open source communication protocol.

"Security" meaning "preventing users from using the devices they own in the way they want to use them" apparently.

This is exactly what DMCA was made to do.

The inquest heard that due to shortages, only Officer B took a body camera that day, but did not wear it for any of the searches he conducted. He told the inquest his priority was “to get out of the car quickly due to the way Bradley was walking”.

If we ever want to be able to have a just police force, this sort of thing needs to be considered sufficient evidence of intent to commit a crime. Either you have a body camera on, or you are a civilian, not a cop

The whole the article is incredibly damning; an illegal stop, a "proactive policing" policy which can so obviously only ever lead to injustice, violation of the right to walk away, targeting without sufficient evidence, police lying about callouts on the radio

"You may not reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble any portion of the output generated using SDK elements for the purpose of translating such output artifacts to target a non-NVIDIA platform.,"

This is literally a protected right in multiple countries, so um...

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