>>107154357nobody knows because despite going live in a couple weeks no actual concrete information or plan has been released. so far it looks like they're going to leave it up to the companies themselves to implement, which inevitably means said companies will be using third party data brokers (often based out of a certain middle eastern country) to harvest store and process identification data. how the australian government, among many other western governments, can justify handing the private date of their citizens over to other jurisdictions is certainly a question no one seems willing to answer. just like they haven't been willing to justify mass surveillance of their citizens and "allies" we've known about since ~07.
