Twitter Fined $150 Million for Using Two Factor Authentication for Marketing Purposes Drew Wilson | May 27, 2022 Two factor authentication is often pushed for security purposes. Twitter, however, used that information for more.
5th Circuit Appeals Court Revives Texas Moderation Ban Law Drew Wilson | May 11, 2022 The Texas moderation ban law has been revived by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeal, reversing a lower court decision.
Apple Faces Antitrust Accusations from European Antitrust Investigators Drew Wilson | May 2, 2022 European investigators have issued a statement of objections against Apple over its Apple Pay system.
UK Supreme Court Declines to Hear Assange’s Appeal Drew Wilson | March 15, 2022 The extradition case against Assange just grew a whole lot uglier. The UK Supreme Court has declined to hear his case.
Pat King Denied Bail, Ottawa Police Officers Accused of Donating to Convoy Drew Wilson | February 25, 2022 Convoy organizer, Pat King, has been denied bail. This as police investigate reports that officers donated to the convoy.
Trudeau Ends the Use of the Emergencies Act, State of Emergency Ends Drew Wilson | February 24, 2022 The Emergencies Act has now been revoked. This as Ontario ends the state of emergency.
Tamara Lich Denied Bail, Canadian Regulators Square Off With Bitcoin Drew Wilson | February 22, 2022 Terrorist organizer, Tamara Lich, was denied bail. This as Canadian regulators square off with Bitcoin.
Police Action Carries on to Day Two in Ottawa, Weapons Seized, More Arrests Made Drew Wilson | February 19, 2022 More arrests and towed vehicles marks day two of police finally taking out the trash. Weapons have been seized.
As Ambassador Bridge Injunction is Granted, Terrorists Complain Organizers Are MIA Drew Wilson | February 12, 2022 The heat is building as an injunction was granted to clear the Ambassador Bridge. This as whereabouts of organizers are now questioned.
California’s Network Neutrality Law Upheld on Appeal in 3-0 Decision Drew Wilson | January 30, 2022 Network neutrality in the US is still holding on. In a 3-0 decision, the law was upheld on appeal.
