About a month away from scheduled meetings with mobile telecommunications industry representatives, NSW Police has said it would like to see carriers become more cooperative in the fight against mobile phone theft.
Local law enforcement agencies have a vision of Australia being the first country in the world to successfully block stolen mobile phones across carrier networks, and hope to have a more definitive timeframe for when such a ban will be enforced by May this year.
The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) has officially launched a campaign to stem mobile phone theft, which could lead to changes in both the Telecommunications Act and the Crimes Act.
Privacy advocates vow that they would have serious concerns if Australia followed US moves to allow organisations to track people’s location via their mobile phones.
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