Instagram is removing its activity feed feature which displays what posts users' friends are liking, following and commenting on.
The company removed the tab for some users at the beginning of August, announcing it would be phased out by the end of this week. Instagram said the feature was causing problems for users who didn't realise their activity on the site was public. Image: AP
Another way to control wrongthink. Can't wait until Holochain is up and running.
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Superannuation system under scrutiny | Sky News AustraliaThe architect of the nation's superannuation system is calling for the pace at which employer contributions rise to be halved. \n\nDr Vince FitzGerald helped design the system under the Keating government. \n\nThe super guarantee is scheduled to increase from 9.5 per cent to 10 per cent from July 2021 and continue growing by 0.5 per cent annually over four years. \n\nImage: Getty If employees are paid weekly then it should be put in weekly. Employers get the interest from money that is legally ours, just another way they are ripping us of. These contributions are actually people wage rises taken from them and locked up for 40 years. Tell me another country this happens. 🥴 Compulsory superannuation is a 'Reverse Robin Hood' scam that takes from young workers and part-time workers and gives to the rich. A national disgrace.
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Cost of using Melbourne's West Gate Tunnel soars | Sky News AustraliaThe cost of using Melbourne's West Gate Tunnel has soared before the project has even been finished. \n\nMotorists will need to spend about $45 dollars a week when the new road opens in 2022. \n\nDrivers coming from the western suburbs and Geelong will have to pay $5.64 during morning peak hour.\n\nThe price hike is due to a deal with Transurban, which allows a four per cent increase every year. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia That will help pay back the $1.2 Billion compo Andrews paid out of taxpayer funds to stop the East West Link project. What an absolute dope the bloke is. Doesn't that seem to happen with every project. Perhaps some regulation should be in place.
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More drought relief funding promised to farmers - 2600 | Sky News AustraliaEliza Edwards, Sky News Political Reporter More drought relief funding will be promised to farmers after Treasurer Josh Frydenberg witnessed the devastation inflicted on regional communities. Tragic scenes and stories of financial hardship confronted Mr Frydenberg during his three-day drought tour, as farmers pleaded for help to save their businesses from the “GFC of the JoshFrydenberg You can water crops with funding? JoshFrydenberg JoshFrydenberg Another great Lie delivered by JoshFrydenberg! Thank a Queensland farmer for voting gor theis lot of Muppets.
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Young pandas to be released in China | Sky News AustraliaThree young giant pandas are training for life in the wild, ahead of their release from a research centre in China. \n\nThe population of giant pandas at the centre has exceeded 300, making it the largest captive giant panda population in the world. \n\nThe centre was forced to adopt new ways of training the animals following the death of a male giant panda in 2006. \n\nImage: Getty
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Aged Care Royal Commission resumes in Melbourne | Sky News AustraliaThe Aged Care Royal Commission has resumed in Melbourne on Monday. \n\nThe commission said that unless careful attention was given to diverse needs, there was a risk the system would leave older people isolated. \n\nImage: Getty Good; look at the overseas sub-contractors. Easily solved,,,put the elderly in the comfort & secured protective environment with rights in Jails,,& put the criminals in the filthy,violent,cockroach infested super expensive Corporate corrupt Nursing Homes!
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More than 13,500 cyber crimes committed in Aus since July | Sky News AustraliaCyber crimes are happening almost every 10 minutes in Australia, according to new statistics from the nation's cyber security watchdog.\n\nMore than 13,500 reports have been received since July with fraud the most common online offence followed by identity related crimes.\n\nVictoria makes up the bulk of those reports at 26 per cent, followed by New South Wales. \n\nThe threat reportedly costs Australian businesses up to $29 billion each year.
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