Business Council of Canada Pushes Against Updating Canadian Privacy Laws Drew Wilson | March 23, 2020 The Business Council of Canada published a report urging the government to step back any effort to bringing forth badly needed privacy law reforms.
New 200 Million American Data Leak Possibly From the US Census Bureau Drew Wilson | March 22, 2020 Security researchers have uncovered a 200 million American data leak. They suspect it may have come from the US Census Bureau.
Twitter Introduces New Rules About Comments Seen As Spreading COVID19 Drew Wilson | March 21, 2020 Twitter has announced sweeping new rules surrounding comments that could be seen as aiding the spread of COVID19.
Review: Pick ‘N Pile (Atari 2600) Drew Wilson | March 20, 2020 In this review, we find out if things up in the Atari 2600 game Pick ‘N Pile. We find out if this puzzle game is worth playing.
TrueFire Suffers Data Breach: Exposed Customers for 6 Months Drew Wilson | March 20, 2020 Guitar lesson service TrueFire is admitting that they suffered from a data breach. Customers have been exposed for a period of 6 months.
Musician: Troll Impersonated Me, Is Attempting to Take Down My Social Accounts Drew Wilson | March 19, 2020 A musician is speaking out about a troll he says is impersonating him. That imposter is now sending DMCA complaints against his social accounts.
Review: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – Learning to Fly (Rock) Drew Wilson | March 18, 2020 This review covers the rock track Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – Learning to Fly.
Cathay Pacific Hit With £500,000 Fine Over 2018 Data Breach Drew Wilson | March 18, 2020 British airline company, Cathay Pacific, has been handed a £500,000 fine by the UK Information Commission Office (ICO). This over a 2018 breach.
Freezenet’s Official Podcast: February 2020: In Your Face Privacy Drew Wilson | March 17, 2020 In this 16th episode of the Freezenet official podcast, “In Your Face Privacy”, we take a look at the news and reviews we covered for February.
Destiny, Halo Composer Martin O’Donnell Hit With Copyright Fraud on YouTube Drew Wilson | March 17, 2020 The rampant copyright fraud problem is continuing with Martin O’Donnell being the latest victim. A video featuring his own work is the target.
