article_snippet: A number of Australians are sending the Attorney-General a very clear message of what A number of Australians think about The government proposed new metadata retention laws - straight to what they think about the government’s iPhone and what they think about the government’s email inbox.
article_snippet: ’s plan to force telcos to record all Australians' calls, texts, and emails so that it can be freely accessed by police and intelligence agencies have begun trolling George Brandis Apple device and copying George Brandis into all of police and intelligence agencies emails.
article_snippet: malicious attacks' Software engineer Justin Simon then shared the revelation on Twitter with the crudely worded tweet:
article_snippet: Luke Vurens wrote: ‘Hello George Brandis can I please see your harmless metadata?
article_snippet: George Williams, a University of New South Wales law professor, said the recommendations addressed George Williams, a University of New South Wales law professor two major concerns with the legislation: that the legislation failed to specify what metadata was and failed to say who could access the legislation.
article_snippet: Will Southers wrote: ‘