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Twenty-five Australian government agencies now use Palantir, the CIA-linked data company that has held contracts here since 2013. Cellebrite clones phones at airports and police stops. Switzerland rejected Palantir nine times in seven years, France dropped it for a domestic alternative in June, Spain blacklisted it in July, and a UK parliamentary committee told the NHS to get out of a £330 million contract. Australia has held no inquiry. Michael West argues it is time for one.

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00:00 Call for an Inquiry
00:53 Sovereign Capability
01:33 Twenty-Five Agencies
02:19 Biometrics and Banks
03:00 Why Inquiries Work
04:11 Nothing to Hide
06:03 Europe Walks Away
08:38 Cellebrite and Phones
09:04 Australia Has Not Looked
10:10 Who Gets the Data
11:41 Build It Ourselves