Home Affairs confirms biometric data talks with Trump administration but provides no details
By
Bernard Keane
Even the toaster can't save this one.
Summary
The Department of Home Affairs has publicly acknowledged it is in discussions with the Trump administration about sharing Australians' biometric data, but refuses to disclose any details about the nature or scope of these talks. Crikey reports that despite this admission, transparency remains extremely limited, with the department providing no further information on what data might be shared or under what conditions.
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but won't reveal any detail
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