@VTeagueAus in conversation with @RoyceRk2:
"There is a long tradition of locking discussions about how to design and deliver public goods behind closed doors that is not done in other parts of the world. ... This is true for technologies like the software used to count senate votes in federal elections, or that used in internet-voting in New South Wales. It is also true for COVIDSafe."

Reading @alvarombedoya's essay 'Privacy as Civil Right':
"If surveillance is a tool used to threaten the vulnerable, we must understand privacy not just as a civil liberty, but also a civil right: A shield that allows the unpopular and persecuted to survive and thrive." papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…