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Telco Ombudsman Slams NBN Telemarketing Tactics

Jan Arreza August 1, 2019 No Comments

An investigation into telco telemarketing practices has found high-pressure sales tactics are being used to mislead consumers and small businesses into signing up to the NBN. During 2018, residential consumers…

Telstra CEO Bleats Hardship While Raking Billions In From The NBN

David Richards August 1, 2019 No Comments

Andy Penn the CEO of Telstra has spent this week bleating on about the high wholesale price of the NBN but what he failed to outline in his blog earlier…

Apple Yet To Fix iPhone Security Bug Found By Google

Jack Gramenz July 31, 2019 No Comments

Security researchers working for Google have found security flaws in the operating system that powers it’s rival Apple’s smartphones, including one the company is yet to fix. Two of Google’s…

Iridium Link To AWS Internet-Of-Things Service Set To Go Live

Computer Daily News July 31, 2019 No Comments

Iridium CloudConnect, a partnership between satellite operator Iridium and AWS, and billed as “the first and only satellite cloud-based solution that offers truly global coverage for IoT applications,” is set…

OZ Mobile Users Under Attack By ‘Nation-States’

Computer Daily News July 31, 2019 No Comments

Un-named “nation states” are increasingly targeting mobile users in countries including Australia for intelligence gathering and disruption of national rivals, according to a report from Crowd Strike. “These nation-states typically…

Telstra Boss Penn, Slammed After Starting War With NBN To Deflect Own Problems

David Richards July 31, 2019 No Comments

Telstra boss Andy Penn has moved to deflect criticism of the carriers falling revenues and reduced dominance in the market by starting a head on war with the NBN who…

Vandals Target Sydney Telstra Exchanges

Jack Gramenz July 30, 2019 No Comments

More than 40 Telstra exchanges across Sydney have been vandalised in a spree of attacks. Exchanges were broken into and live wires exposed, forcing Telstra to close some sites over…

Apple Has People Listening To Siri Recordings

Jack Gramenz July 29, 2019 No Comments

Apple contractors are listening to recordings of Siri users including private medical discussions, drug deals and sexual encounters, raising further privacy concerns surrounding digital voice assistants. It comes after revelations…

Vodafone Calls For NBN Pricing “Makeover”

Jan Arreza July 25, 2019 No Comments

Vodafone Australia is calling for a major makeover of the wholesale prices charged by the NBN Co as the “current model is making telcos opt against selling faster broadband plans…

Facebook Cuts Off Sony, Microsoft Data Access

Jack Gramenz July 25, 2019 No Comments

Social media giant Facebook will again try to cut off companies including Microsoft and Sony from accessing data, as it seeks to rehabilitate its image in the wake of a…