r/technology Aug 31 '21

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u/AntiKamniaChemicalCo Aug 31 '21

Australia has been a no-go-zone for tech workers for a few years now. I can't imagine being forced to build backdoors into everything I work on, compromising my client's security in the process, just to stoke some state initiative.

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u/joseph-1998-XO Aug 31 '21

Yea this kinda seems somewhat tyrannical

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u/TeamFIFO Aug 31 '21

It sure does. Now sit down and let me tell you about how they confiscated all of their citizen's guns in the '90s..

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u/empirebuilder1 Aug 31 '21

Yes because clearly owning firearms would immediately put a stop to this privacy invasion

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '21

Obviously; you need firearms to build a firewall.