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Digital Disconnect aims to combat tracking and empower vulnerable individuals

A new Digital Disconnect program has been launched by iAssist to help domestic and family violence victims. The company's general manager Jason Spence illustrates iAssist has the technology to uncover tracking devices in vehicles. (Gregor Mactaggart)

Central Queensland residents concerned about hidden surveillance now have a new line of defence with the launch of iAssist’s Digital […]

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