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Australia plans smartglasses regulations with right to erasure
Australian Communications Minister Michelle Rowland announced that upcoming regulatory frameworks for smartglasses will feature a 'right to erasure' to protect individuals captured on the devices.
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Australia plans smartglasses regulations
- Australia is planning new regulations for smartglasses that will feature a right to erasure.
- Australia's technology watchdog recommends that smartglasses should blur faces by default.
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- Aug 31 · 6:14 AM
Australia's technology watchdog recommended that smartglasses blur faces by default.
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- When the draft legislation or regulatory framework will be introduced to Parliament.
- How tech manufacturers will be legally or technically required to implement the erasure feature.
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- Aug 31 · 6:14 AM
Australia's technology watchdog recommended that smartglasses blur faces by default.
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