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“The Australian Electoral Commission is planning on using Elon Musk’s Starlink services as back up for transmitting results information in the upcoming federal election.

In a contract published late last year, the appointed responsible for the agency’s fixed line and services until mid-2027, in a deal worth $1.38m. A spokesperson for the AEC confirmed Starlink could be used in the upcoming election for *sensitive election data*.”

The question I ask myself is why?

<theguardian.com/australia-news>

The Guardian · Elon Musk’s Starlink could be used to transmit Australian election voting resultsBy Josh Taylor

No wonder my 4G service runs like crap. The opinion of the 4G router I have … now that I have a SIM card for it. C'mon #Telstra … I'm 10km from the CBD of Brisbane, you should be able to do better than this!

The NBN link has just come back … but again, not sure how long it'll stay for.

Has anyone else noticed some weird Telstra black spots that have appeared in the last few months? There's an odd one right at the Flinders/Elizabeth St corner; if you're on a tram you have to wait till it's moved forward a bit before it disappears. Another odd one is next to the Children's Hospital. Strange stuff.

Trust.

And the destruction of trust.

Folk used to trust their doctor, bank manager, school principal, ...

Now consumers have no trust.

Pay more for a service?
Who'd trust the corporation not to offer crap-level service and grab the increased profits.
(Gee is #Telstra really considered better service?)

Remember "good corporate citizens" from 15 years ago?
And what they've shown themselves to be since?

"#SocialLicence" has gone.
#CulturalCapture has got corporations defining us.

smh

In other dull news, #TIO say it might be 9 weeks until the next escalation gets to my complaint to have #Telstra sort out the errors they have with my #PII so I can activate a SIM.
I have never had a personal or professional dealing with Telstra that hasn't left me scratching my head as to how such a large organization can be so consistently fucking incompetent at all touchpoints.

Into the second week of #Telstra not being able to activate a SIM for me due to errors with my details in their systems. I sense their Complaint Manager is even annoyed with their own incompetence now.

Seriously, #Australia's #2G & #3G #Shutdown and #IMEI-based #Blocklisting WILL inevitably kill people

And the only "tool" there is is #Telstra's Website and just teting random IMEIs only yields two possible results:

  1. 'We don't know this device at all'

  2. "'We've not blocklisted it'*

Even when testing it with obvious #2Gonly & #3Gonly devices that certainly don't support #VoLTE...