Police in Australia recommend consensual sex app

A for mobile phones involving consensual sex was proposed by the New South Wales Police Commissioner of s Mick Fuller to tackle the rising rate of sexual assault.

On Thursday, Mick Fuller, its commissioner of New South Wales, Australia championed the idea of ​​an app where people could digitally record their mutual agreement for sex. He said the technology could be used to of "positive consent".

However, many people have criticized the proposal as short-sighted and potentially open to abuse. They have also questioned whether it could be used for state surveillance.

In recent weeks, Australians have resumed a debate on sexual assault, abuse and harassment of women, and on Monday tens of thousands of people across the country protested.

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