Remove Palantir products from the Australian government


Remove Palantir products from the Australian government
Recent signers:
Maria Blackman and 19 others have signed recently.
The issue
Palantir poses a direct threat to our national security and civil liberties, and I feel compelled to call for immediate action to remove the use of any Palantir products within the Australian government. This isn't just a stance; it is a plea rooted in a commitment to protecting our fundamental rights and ensuring our nation's safety.
Palantir, a data analytics company with deep ties to government agencies and security firms around the globe, has been at the centre of numerous controversies regarding data privacy and ethical concerns. Reports have surfaced about the company's involvement in mass data collection and surveillance practices that infringe upon individual privacy and could potentially jeopardize national security. In a world where information is power, trusting sensitive governmental operations to a private company with such a questionable track record is a gamble we cannot afford to take.
One of the primary concerns is the opaque nature of Palantir's operations. The company has been criticized for its lack of transparency in how data is collected, stored, and utilized. Transparency is vital when handling sensitive information related to national security. Without it, we are left vulnerable to potential abuses of power and unwarranted surveillance activities.
Furthermore, entrusting Australia’s national security operations to a company headquartered in the United States raises red flags. This relationship could inadvertently expose our confidential governmental information to foreign entities, thus posing a risk to national sovereignty. We must prioritize domestic technological solutions that align with Australian values and laws.
Moreover, Palantir’s history of collaborating with controversial organizations and facilitating big data programs that threaten the privacy of citizens underscores the urgent need to sever this dependency. As Australians, we need to foster trust in our governmental institutions, which begins by eliminating associations with companies that compromise our principles.
I urge you to stand with me in demanding the complete removal of any Palantir product from all aspects of Australia's governmental operations. By doing so, we can take an essential step towards safeguarding our nation's security and upholding our cherished civil liberties. Please sign this petition to let our voices be heard and to protect our future.
Palantir, a data analytics company with deep ties to government agencies and security firms around the globe, has been at the centre of numerous controversies regarding data privacy and ethical concerns. Reports have surfaced about the company's involvement in mass data collection and surveillance practices that infringe upon individual privacy and could potentially jeopardize national security. In a world where information is power, trusting sensitive governmental operations to a private company with such a questionable track record is a gamble we cannot afford to take.
One of the primary concerns is the opaque nature of Palantir's operations. The company has been criticized for its lack of transparency in how data is collected, stored, and utilized. Transparency is vital when handling sensitive information related to national security. Without it, we are left vulnerable to potential abuses of power and unwarranted surveillance activities.
Furthermore, entrusting Australia’s national security operations to a company headquartered in the United States raises red flags. This relationship could inadvertently expose our confidential governmental information to foreign entities, thus posing a risk to national sovereignty. We must prioritize domestic technological solutions that align with Australian values and laws.
Moreover, Palantir’s history of collaborating with controversial organizations and facilitating big data programs that threaten the privacy of citizens underscores the urgent need to sever this dependency. As Australians, we need to foster trust in our governmental institutions, which begins by eliminating associations with companies that compromise our principles.
I urge you to stand with me in demanding the complete removal of any Palantir product from all aspects of Australia's governmental operations. By doing so, we can take an essential step towards safeguarding our nation's security and upholding our cherished civil liberties. Please sign this petition to let our voices be heard and to protect our future.

Sean CadzowPetition starter
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Recent signers:
Maria Blackman and 19 others have signed recently.
The issue
Palantir poses a direct threat to our national security and civil liberties, and I feel compelled to call for immediate action to remove the use of any Palantir products within the Australian government. This isn't just a stance; it is a plea rooted in a commitment to protecting our fundamental rights and ensuring our nation's safety.
Palantir, a data analytics company with deep ties to government agencies and security firms around the globe, has been at the centre of numerous controversies regarding data privacy and ethical concerns. Reports have surfaced about the company's involvement in mass data collection and surveillance practices that infringe upon individual privacy and could potentially jeopardize national security. In a world where information is power, trusting sensitive governmental operations to a private company with such a questionable track record is a gamble we cannot afford to take.
One of the primary concerns is the opaque nature of Palantir's operations. The company has been criticized for its lack of transparency in how data is collected, stored, and utilized. Transparency is vital when handling sensitive information related to national security. Without it, we are left vulnerable to potential abuses of power and unwarranted surveillance activities.
Furthermore, entrusting Australia’s national security operations to a company headquartered in the United States raises red flags. This relationship could inadvertently expose our confidential governmental information to foreign entities, thus posing a risk to national sovereignty. We must prioritize domestic technological solutions that align with Australian values and laws.
Moreover, Palantir’s history of collaborating with controversial organizations and facilitating big data programs that threaten the privacy of citizens underscores the urgent need to sever this dependency. As Australians, we need to foster trust in our governmental institutions, which begins by eliminating associations with companies that compromise our principles.
I urge you to stand with me in demanding the complete removal of any Palantir product from all aspects of Australia's governmental operations. By doing so, we can take an essential step towards safeguarding our nation's security and upholding our cherished civil liberties. Please sign this petition to let our voices be heard and to protect our future.
Palantir, a data analytics company with deep ties to government agencies and security firms around the globe, has been at the centre of numerous controversies regarding data privacy and ethical concerns. Reports have surfaced about the company's involvement in mass data collection and surveillance practices that infringe upon individual privacy and could potentially jeopardize national security. In a world where information is power, trusting sensitive governmental operations to a private company with such a questionable track record is a gamble we cannot afford to take.
One of the primary concerns is the opaque nature of Palantir's operations. The company has been criticized for its lack of transparency in how data is collected, stored, and utilized. Transparency is vital when handling sensitive information related to national security. Without it, we are left vulnerable to potential abuses of power and unwarranted surveillance activities.
Furthermore, entrusting Australia’s national security operations to a company headquartered in the United States raises red flags. This relationship could inadvertently expose our confidential governmental information to foreign entities, thus posing a risk to national sovereignty. We must prioritize domestic technological solutions that align with Australian values and laws.
Moreover, Palantir’s history of collaborating with controversial organizations and facilitating big data programs that threaten the privacy of citizens underscores the urgent need to sever this dependency. As Australians, we need to foster trust in our governmental institutions, which begins by eliminating associations with companies that compromise our principles.
I urge you to stand with me in demanding the complete removal of any Palantir product from all aspects of Australia's governmental operations. By doing so, we can take an essential step towards safeguarding our nation's security and upholding our cherished civil liberties. Please sign this petition to let our voices be heard and to protect our future.

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Petition created on 17 February 2026