We’re not as open as Canada…
Posted on April 6, 2009 by by Michael de Percy
The Canadian Privacy Commissioner has unveiled a project regarding Deep Packet Inspection of Internet communications: see http://dpi.priv.gc.ca/
This project demonstrates how citizens can be better informed and therefore better able to make decisions about political choices. Unfortunately, these citizen-information projects are, for the most part, simply off the policy radar here in Australia. Why are Australian Governments always so closed-off from their citizens?
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That is probably because the government still wants to control us, I also don’t think State and Federal departments have people who understand social networks and the web applications well enough.
That is my guess
Anyone else?
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I wonder how long we will have to wait for our policies to change?
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