By Noelle Martin - Lawyer, PhD Candidate at UWA Law School Last week, the Australian Government released an exposure draft of its Digital Duty of Care Bill (‘the Bill’) which, if passed, would impose a new enforceable duty on digital services to ensure a ‘safe online environment’ for Australians. The Bill also contains a suite of other online safety measures, including new takedown powers to tackle so-called ‘nudify’ apps. However, only a fraction of these sweeping online saf

Written by Noelle Martin - Lawyer, PhD Candidate at UWA Law School A. Introduction(1) This submission to the Australian Government’s latest tranche of privacy reforms relates to some relatively under-discussed privacy risks(2) of emerging technologies, specifically ‘smart glasses,’ ‘artificial intelligence (‘AI’) glasses,’ and/or ‘augmented reality glasses.’ In particular, the potential risks for these emerging technologies to collect, use, and/or infer contextual information

Noelle Martin's What Were You Wearing Speech - Referenced (19 April 2026) Citation: Noelle Martin, Speech at No More Rally organised by WWYW, 19 April 2026.

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