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DEAKIN WEST, Australia ? Australian customs officers have been given new powers to search arriving passengers' laptops, thumb drives and mobile phones for pornography, according to the Australian Sex Party.
Fiona Patten, president of the Australian Sex Party, is demanding an inquiry into why a new question appears on mandatory questionnaires asking travelers if they are carrying pornography.
Patten quoted a senior Australia customs official, Richard Janeczko, who recently said that that materials ?stored on electronic media devices such as laptops, thumb drives and iPhones? are on their target list.
The "pornography" question has appeared on questionnaires since September but it had received little to no coverage in the media.
Fiona Patten, president of the Australian Sex Party, is demanding an inquiry into why a new question appears on mandatory questionnaires asking travelers if they are carrying pornography.
Patten quoted a senior Australia customs official, Richard Janeczko, who recently said that that materials ?stored on electronic media devices such as laptops, thumb drives and iPhones? are on their target list.
The "pornography" question has appeared on questionnaires since September but it had received little to no coverage in the media.
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