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Labor backs away from outlawing ‘pervert glasses’

  • Posted on August 31, 2026
  • By The Sydney Morning Herald
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  • 1 min read
In brief

The Australian Labor government has opted against implementing a federal ban on spy glasses, instead encouraging local authorities and private enterprises to establish their own restrictions. The attorney-general introduced comprehensive updates to the Privacy Act designed to combat unauthorized data collection practices. This approach delegates regulatory responsibility to councils and businesses, empowering them to determine appropriate policies for protecting citizens' privacy rights while addressing emerging surveillance technology threats.

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Labor backs away from outlawing ‘pervert glasses’
Labor backs away from outlawing ‘pervert glasses’

The attorney-general urged councils and businesses to restrict the devices locally as she unveiled Labor’s updates to the Privacy Act to tackle data harvesting.
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