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Australia’s $6.5m age assurance trial is shaping up to be less about protecting kids and more about normalising surveillance.
Think about it: in a few months time, to prove you’re not 15, all social media, YouTube and logged in search engine users will have to hand over sensitive personal data. Potentially scanned documents, camera permissions, or even ongoing biometric scans by tech companies and third-party vendors.
Two members of the advisory board have already resigned, warning the process looks more like privacy-washing than genuine safety. One even said privacy checks were reduced to a tick-the-box exercise.
Meanwhile, the final report runs to 10 volumes and 2,500 pages. The minister has a copy, but the people on the advisory board haven’t even seen the report.
The release date to the general population remains unknown. Transparency, anyone?
At best, this is an unworkable system. At worst, it builds the infrastructure for mass surveillance under the guise of “protecting children.”
Parents deserve better. Citizens deserve privacy. And kids deserve a future where proving your age doesn’t mean giving up your freedom.
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VISA and Mastercard have officially been targeted by President Trump. No longer can Banks and Payment Processors censor Anime and Manga all in the name of "Brand Protection" This is a massive win, but its not fully over yet. youtu.be/oshQ2rUlD8k
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MEDIA RELEASE, 8 AUGUST 2025
Senator Babet Urges Australians to Stand Against Digital Surveillance
Senator Babet is calling on all freedom loving Australians to sign a petition demanding a Senate inquiry into the powers of the eSafety Commissioner and the creeping digital surveillance agenda threatening our civil liberties.
“The government says it’s about protecting kids but what they’re really building is a surveillance state, which could include such things as facial recognition, ID checks and biometric scans. This is not safety; this is authoritarianism wrapped in a friendly name," Senator Babet said.
The latest move by the eSafety Commissioner will require age assurance for logged-in search engine users. This is yet another step towards total online control.
“This isn’t just about Google or YouTube. It’s about the principle: should the government and Big Tech potentially have the power to track everything you search say and do online? As that is the direction we are heading in," he said.
The Senator is seeking support from the Liberal/National parties the Australian Greens and the cross bench in the next sitting of Parliament to launch an official Senate inquiry.
“We’ve beaten bad legislation before. When the Misinformation and Disinformation Bill threatened free speech Australians stood up and we won. That victory wasn’t handed to us. It happened because we raised our voices, signed petitions and demanded accountability. We can do it again. But I need you to get behind me. Let’s repeat that victory and send a clear message to Canberra, we will not surrender our privacy our freedom or our future.
“I can’t do this without you. I need your voice. Sign the petition and contact your Senators. Tell them to support this inquiry,” Senator Babet said.
👉 Sign here: senatorbabet.com.au/stop-the…
ENDS.
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THREAD: FSU has had another major victory against the eSafety Commissioner!
The Commissioner likes to present herself as a guardian of the vulnerable. Yet she unsuccessfully argued to the Administrative Review Tribunal that she had no duty whatsoever towards complainants.
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There are two options Australians have.
Submit to eSafety Karen’s orders and meekly surrender your freedoms.
Or get out and protest.
It’s a national character test. Does Australia still posses a fighting spirit, or have we turned into a weak nanny state ?
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Spread the word - if we lose this, it’s over.
🇦🇺SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, 13 September 2025
♦️PUBLIC PROTEST:
❌Stop eSafety Karen
❌No Digital ID or Biometric Facial Scanning
This is Australia—not North Korea.
Australians shouldn’t be subjected to Digital ID or Biometric Facial Scanning just to log on. We are no longer a prison colony.
The Albanese Government’s age verification requirements for internet use are not about "protecting children"—they’re about government surveillance of adults.
♦️LOCATION :
Pyrmont Bay Park,
Pirrama Rd, Pyrmont, Sydney
Opposite Star City Casino
(And opposite the Office of the eSafety Commissioner)
♦️TIME :
12.30pm for 1pm start
♦️TRANSPORT:
Light Rail from Central to Pyrmont Bay
Walk across Pyrmont Bridge from the City
Parking available at Star City Casino
♦️MC:
The Hon. Ross Cameron,
Former Federal Member for Parramatta,
Former Assistant Treasurer,
Former Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Family and Community Services.
♦️SPEAKERS :
To be confirmed
♦️EMAIL : TheLastStandProtest@gmail.com with "I’ll be there" to receive updates.
MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW -
Help spread the word.
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Why does Sussan Ley and the Liberals continue to support the eSafety Commissioner when she wants to FORCE the use of Digital ID for age verification?
If you cannot understand why this is dangerous, you are not fit to be the Opposition.
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The entire world is witnessing UK become a police state after the "Online Safety Act" became law.
Sadly Europe, Australia, Canada, and even the USA have bills in their government right now trying to get passed that do the same thing.
People really need to continue speaking up
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Free speech is under threat in the UK and Australia.
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🚨 UN DECLARES WAR ON DIGITAL FREEDOM 🚨
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has just labeled platforms like 𝕏 a “clear and present danger” to the global agenda — and now he’s demanding total control over what you’re allowed to see, say, and share.
🌐 The UN’s new “Code of Conduct for Information Integrity” calls on governments to:
🔹 Enforce censorship
🔹 Follow EU-style speech laws
🔹 Submit to a UN-run “independent observatory” to monitor compliance
Let that sink in:
🛑 An unelected global body wants to decide what’s “truth”
🛑 Your own country is expected to enforce it
🛑 Platforms like X, Telegram, and Rumble are now targets
They claim it’s about stopping “disinformation.”
But we know what that really means:
💥 Opinions they don’t like
💥 Stories they want buried
💥 Speech they can’t control
THIS is the globalist censorship regime in the open.
No vote. No consent. Just compliance.
If we don’t push back now — the truth will be outlawed.
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Signal’s CEO has drawn a line in the sand.
If Australia forces the app to hand over your private messages, she’ll pull the plug.
Privacy matters.
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The Under-16 age ban is a disgrace.
As Senator Antic said on the passing of the bill - it was a night of shame.
No to the surveillance state.
“It is a privacy nightmare”
Victorian MP David Limbrick has slammed the federal government for its under-16s social media ban
Watch here: youtu.be/fTFhyMe2dBI
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