'The privacy of Australians using mediated communication technologies is assured.' Is this true?
A) Yes, it is true. The Australian constitution protects our privacy on the internet.
B) Yes, it is true, except if you use a computer at work.
C) No, it is not true. The Patriot Act has removed Australians' privacy rights to prevent terrorism.
D) No, it is not true. It doesn't matter because privacy is no longer important.
E) No, it is not true. The privacy of computer-mediated messages is not guaranteed in Australia.

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The privacy of computer-mediated messages is not guaranteed in Australia. While there are some laws and regulations that protect privacy, such as the Privacy Act, they may not be able to fully protect individuals' privacy in the digital age. There have been instances where data breaches and government surveillance programs have compromised Australians' privacy. Additionally, employers have the right to monitor their employees' computer usage at work.

'The Privacy of Australians Using Mediated Communication Technologies Is Assured