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18/09/2022

The EU just agreed on the world's first single mobile charging port rule. All smartphones, tablets, & cameras will share the same charging port. Finally!

Move means most mobile phones, tablets and cameras will be required to have a USB Type-C charging port from late 2024.

19/07/2022

11 smart doorbells purchased from online marketplaces have failed Which? security tests, in the latest example of smart products that could pose a risk to you and your home.

All 11 doorbells we tested demonstrated high-risk security issues

12/06/2022

YOUR SAY: Should Australia standardise all electronic device chargers?

From 2024, tech companies will be required to support USB-C as part of a single charging standard in the European Union.

It's hoped the change will help promote sustainability and cross-compatibility, as well as allowing consumers to use a single charger for all portable devices.

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16/11/2021

Receive a text from +61 444 444 444?

The NSW Police Force uses geo-targeting to help locate vulnerable missing persons, sending emergency alerts to mobiles in the area where the person went missing.

If you receive a text message from +61 444 444 444, it is an official alert to seek your assistance. It is NOT a scam - here's how you can check it's real:
🟢 the message will always come from the same mobile number
🟢 the message will always include a bitly link to an image of the missing person

If you have any information on a missing person:
🚨 Call 000 if sighted
📞 Call CrimeStoppers 1800 333 000
🖥️ Report online at https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au

18/08/2021

📱 VOICEMAIL-TEXT SCAM ALERT ❌

Telstra has issued a warning for mobile users to be on the look-out for scam texts.

The text will read along the lines of "Voicemail message received. Visit (link) before it automatically deletes. 📲📫

With thousands of north west Queenslanders waiting for COVID vaccination texts, Telstra's Cyber Security Expert Darren Pauli said it was particularly important for users NOT to press the link.

"It says voicemail now, but these things change so frequently," he said.

"They are using just random numbers, so in this case, it is particularly hard to stop. Best thing for people to do is contact their service provider or block numbers."

24/07/2021

We've helped hundreds of young people

24/07/2021

Have you seen SBS On Demand's The Hunting? It follows the lives of 4 teens, their teachers and families in the aftermath of a n**e teen photo scandal. We proud to have developed resources with SBS Australia to help parents and teachers respond to this issue. Check them out here: https://bit.ly/3z9uULx

06/07/2021

Make the best of being stuck at home by ensuring you can find reliable information, stay connected with family and friends, and help your children stay safe online.