Australia Passes Anti-Encryption Bill in Rushed Process
In yet another anti-technological move, Australia has now passed its anti-encryption bill in spite of widespread protests.
Category Archives: Technology
Trilogue Meetings Barely Nudge Needle in Article 11 and Article 13
Article 11 and Article 13 are currently in “Trilogue” meetings. Leaks suggest that the EU’s copyright proposal haven’t changed much.
Denuvo DRM Used in HitMan 2 Cracked Days Before Release
Days before Hitman 2 was scheduled to be released, it seems someone managed to crack the DRM used to “protect” the game.
US Democrats Want Answers for Anti-Competitive Throttling
It’s been a well-documented problem that US carriers are throttling competing services. Now US senate Democrats want answers from four major carriers.
CRTC Chair Comments Sparks Fears of Weakening Net Neutrality
The protection of net neutrality in Canada has been a source of pride. Now, comments by the CRTC chairman are raising concerns.
Hollow Victory: Supreme Court Won’t Hear Net Neutrality Appeal
The US Supreme Court has ruled that laws protecting net neutrality are legal. Unfortunately, those are the laws that were already scrapped.
YouTube Joins Opposition, Speaks Out Against EU’s Article 13
The head of YouTube is joining the massive opposition and condemning article 13 as a threat to free speech.
California Backs Down, Won’t Enforce Net Neutrality for Now
Consumers hoping California will protect their interests will have to wait a little longer. They agreed to wait for lawsuit resolutions.
As Net Neutrality War Heats Up, American’s Flee to VPN Safety
As the litigation war intensifies between ISPs, states, and the Trump administration, American’s are increasingly relying on VPN services for protection.
ISPs Continue Anti-Net Neutrality Litigation Rampage, Sues Vermont
Big US ISPs are continuing their litigation tour of America. Their next target to stop network neutrality is Vermont.
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