One test down, how did AusAlert go?
The Australian government’s AusAlert test was triggered, and mobiles saw the message. But many did not. What happened, and why did you possibly miss out?
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The Australian government’s AusAlert test was triggered, and mobiles saw the message. But many did not. What happened, and why did you possibly miss out?
There’s nothing wrong with influencing, provided it’s coming from a good place. But when it’s simply paid, you need to call it out for what it is.
The head of one of the world’s most lucrative companies, not just in tech but anywhere, is set to change later this year. What does this mean for the future?
As petrol pricing spikes repeatedly and the bowser becomes the worst place for your wallet, the government should consider a solution: get people buying EVs ASAP.
ChatGPT has rolled out a feature where you can give it access to your medical information, but the analyses aren’t exactly real medical advice.
Data analysis packaged into cute graphics from Spotify and Apple Music is nice, but most services trying this approach really just need to stop.
From December 10, Australia’s controversial social media age ban goes into effect. What does it mean for kids and teens, and can it be avoided?
From December 10, anyone under the age will be knocked off the biggest social media services, but what if parents want their kids to have access?
Every website costs money to build and run, and some cost more than others, but how did a revamp almost hit $100 million? It boggles the mind.
As an ABC program points out bias in journalism, it’s a reminder to tap the sign of ethics and integrity, because this stuff matters.