The ACCC is taking US-based wearables manufacturer Fitbit to the Federal Court for allegedly making false or misleading representations to consumers about their consumer guarantee rights under the Australian Consumer Law after Fitbit wearable devices malfunctioned.

Telstra has announced enhancements to its specialist Security Operations Centres (SOCs) designed to deliver end to end security services for Federal, State and Local government customers.

More than a month after it announced a major data breach, telco Singtel Optus is yet to pay a single dollar towards the costs of replacing the passports of users whose data was leaked. iTWire understands that close to 100,000 passports have been listed for protection.

The Commonwealth Bank says it will offer retail and business customers access to discounted 4G and 5G mobile SIM plans in association with local telecom provider More.

Digital services and consulting specialist Infosys is extending its Living Labs ecosystem to Australia.

Seventy percent (70%) of CEOs believe their network maturity level is negatively affecting their business delivery, according to the 2022 Global Network Report from IT infrastructure and services company NTT.

And as always there's plenty more today, so for all the news please visit www.itwire.com.

Stan Beer, newsletter editor, iTWire



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