Freezenet’s Official Podcast: October 2019: Removing Safety For Your Safety Drew Wilson | November 21, 2019 In this twelfth episode of the Freezenet official podcast, “removing Safety For Your Safety”, we check out the news and reviews for the month of October.
Bureaucratic Hurdles In Getting Equifax Settlement Sparks Criticism Drew Wilson | November 21, 2019 American citizens have been offered an option to get settlement money over the Equifax data breach. However, the hurdles being thrown up is sparking criticism.
Freezenet Podcast Episode 12 for October 2019 Now On Patreon! Drew Wilson | November 20, 2019 The 12th episode of the Freezenet official podcast for October 2019, “Removing Safety for Your Safety” is now on Patreon.
Anti-Virus and Digital Rights Organizations Team Up to Fight Stalkerware Drew Wilson | November 20, 2019 Anti-Virus companies and Digital Rights Organizations are teaming up to form a coalition. That coalition is to take on stalkerware.
Review: Wilson Phillips – Hold On (Pop) Drew Wilson | November 20, 2019 This review covers the pop track Wilson Phillips – Hold On.
Taylor Swift Big Machine Records Spat Highlights Copyright in Music Drew Wilson | November 19, 2019 Taylor Swift and her label, Big Machine Records, have been involved in an argument. The spat is highlighting a longstanding issue with copyright.
Review: Madonna – Vogue (Pop) Drew Wilson | November 18, 2019 This review covers the pop track Madonna – Vogue.
US Court Rules Suspicionless Phone and Laptop Searches Unconstitutional Drew Wilson | November 17, 2019 A US federal court has ruled on the hugely controversial practice of border security searching people’s laptops and cell phones. It calls the practice unconstitutional.
Review: Star Raiders (Atari 5200) Drew Wilson | November 15, 2019 In this review, we zip through space in the Atari 5200 game Star Raiders. We find out if this FPS game is worth a play.
Quebec Government Reverses Course, Will Investigate Desjardins Leak Drew Wilson | November 14, 2019 After reportedly 4 months of refusing to investigate the Desjardins data leak, it appears Quebec is reversing course and will investigate after all.
