Do Not Call Register

Information about the rules administered by the ACMA that apply to the broadcasting and communication of political and election matters can be found here https://www.acma.gov.au/Industry/Broadcast/Television/TV-content-regulation/political-matter-tv-content-regulation-i-acma

Like you, we treat the Do Not Call Register seriously. We’ve filed proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia against a solar business and a call centre, following a high number of complaints about the solar power industry’s telemarketing practices. Read more at: https://www.acma.gov.au/theACMA/acma-takes-solar-telemarketers-balaska-and-v-marketing-to-court To check you are on the Do Not Call Register head to https://www.donotcall.gov.au/

SCAM ALERT—SEXTORTION EMAILS Beware of emails from scammers who threaten to release intimate footage of you unless you pay. Sextortion emails typically blackmail the recipient by claiming to have hacked their computer and gained access to a webcam which captured intimate footage of them while visiting a website with pornographic content. The email may look legitimate—scammers can use ‘spoofing’ to make the email appear to be from your own account, or they may include a password that you recognise. This is a scam—your computer has not been hacked and there is no footage. The password was sourced from previous data leaks published online. What should you do if you’re sent a sextortion email? Do not pay the scammer. If you have, report it to ACORN and report the email to Scamwatch If you still use the password, change it immediately. To check if your email account has been breached go to https://haveibeenpwned.com/ Read more about sextortion scams on the eSafety website: ...