Category: Tech
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The Quest to Cripple Encryption
It shouldn’t come as a surprise, but it looks like the Attorney General (as well as law enforcement in general) doesn’t understand how encryption works. At a cybersecurity conference at Fordham University in late July Barr lamented the expanding presence of encryption. In the speech, Barr is trying to play consumers (that use and benefit…
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Amazon (Also) Wants Your Data
It’s not just Facebook and Google that are after data. It looks like the e-commerce juggernaut Amazon is getting into the action as well. This past Prime Day, Amazon offered $10 of Amazon credit for users that spent $50 and installed the Amazon Assistant extension. Amazon Assistant is an extension for almost every common web…
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Facebook Study: New Name, Old Violations
Facebook Study is a new (Android-only) way for Facebook to worm its way into your phone.
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Google Kills Its Tablets (Again)
In a move that would make the Black Knight proud, Google axes another division but is not dead yet!
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News Consumption: One-Off vs. Subscription
You have a choice in online news consumption: one-off OR subscriptions. Here’s why subscriptions are the way to go.
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Another One Bites The Dust: Nest is Dead
Google’s Nest announcement at I/O 2019 created a lot of confusion. Here’s what it means going forward.
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Forget Floods and Earthquakes – Ransomware Takes Out Cities
The newest danger for cities isn’t natural disasters, it’s outdated software.
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Browser Notifications Bugging You? Here’s How To Turn Them Off
It seems like every website wants to send you notifications or know your location. Turn these off quickly and easily!