Review: The Replacements – Merry Go Round (Rock) Drew Wilson | October 21, 2019 This review covers the alternative rock track The Replacements – Merry Go Round.
Canada Election Today: What’s the Impact of Digital Rights? Drew Wilson | October 21, 2019 Canada votes today. So, we look back and see what impact digital rights and technology had on the debate.
Pres. of Canadian Domain Registry: Where’s Encryption Debate? Drew Wilson | October 20, 2019 The president of the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA), Byron Holland, is actively wondering if Canada intends on weakening encryption.
Freezenet’s Official Podcast: September 2019: Election Season in Canada Drew Wilson | October 19, 2019 In this eleventh episode of the Freezenet official podcast, “It’s Election Season in Canada”, we check out the news and reviews for the month of September.
Freezenet Podcast Episode 11 for September 2019 Now On Patreon! Drew Wilson | October 18, 2019 The eleventh episode of the Freezenet official podcast for September of 2019, “It’s election season in Canada” is now on Patreon.
Germany Joins US, UK, Australia in Calls to End Facebook Encryption Drew Wilson | October 18, 2019 Germany is the latest to join the war on encryption. They are now also calling on Facebook to end their efforts to increase user security.
Review: Keystone Kapers (Atari 5200) Drew Wilson | October 18, 2019 In this review, we give chase in the Atari 5200 game Keystone Kapers. We find out how well this adventure game plays.
Snowden on Encryption: “Without encryption, we will lose all privacy” Drew Wilson | October 17, 2019 Edward Snowden has weighed in on the international Facebook encryption debate. He warns: “Without encryption, we will lose all privacy”.
Review: The Cure – Never Enough (Rock) Drew Wilson | October 16, 2019 This review covers the rock track The Cure – Never Enough.
Conservative Targeted Mailer Puts Privacy in Spotlight Drew Wilson | October 16, 2019 A piece of mail sent by the Conservative party targeting the Jewish community is raising a fresh round of concerns for privacy.
