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.
Theory in Why Canada Still Doesn’t Have Real Privacy Laws: Data Mining is too Profitable Drew Wilson | May 25, 2022 Canada still doesn’t have any real privacy laws. Why is that? One theory is that data mining is too profitable.
EFF Releases Digital and Security Tips in a Post Roe v Wade America Drew Wilson | May 7, 2022 In light of the leaked US Supreme Court decision, the EFF released tips on managing your digital security.
6 Ways the Canadian Government Could Be Improving Things on the Internet Drew Wilson | April 30, 2022 The governments war on the open Internet has been moving at breakneck speeds. Here’s 6 ways they could be doing things differently.
Trudeau Invokes Emergencies Act, Super Bowl Convoy a Bust Drew Wilson | February 14, 2022 Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, has invoked the Emergencies Act. This as the convoy failed to turn up at the Super Bowl.
As Convoy Escalates to Economic Terrorism, Internal Cracks Begin Forming Drew Wilson | February 9, 2022 As the “Freedom Convoy” occupiers illegally seize the Ambassador Bridge, cracks are beginning to form internally.
America’s Encryption Ban Law, EARN IT, Is Back Drew Wilson | February 3, 2022 It seems that the US is going to have another round of debating the merits of online security thanks to the return of EARN IT.
UK’s Anti-Encryption Ad Campaign Continues to Draw Backlash Drew Wilson | January 27, 2022 The UK’s effort to turn public opinion against encryption is continuing to draw backlash.
French Regulators to Hit Google, Facebook With €210 Million e-Privacy Fines Drew Wilson | January 10, 2022 Google and Facebook are about to get slapped with even more fines from French regulators, CNIL. This under the e-Privacy laws.
As WhatsApp Challenges €225 Million GDPR Fine, Swiss Army Drops Recommendation Drew Wilson | January 8, 2022 WhatsApp is challenging the €225 Million fine it received under the GDPR laws. This as the Swiss Army is no longer recommending it.
