Green Party of Canada Unveils Platform, Addresses Numerous Tech Issues Drew Wilson | September 16, 2019 The Green Party of Canada has unveiled their election platform. It addresses a number of different tech related issues.
Police Raid Tech Experts Home for Being Hired By Ola Bini’s Defence Drew Wilson | September 15, 2019 Ecuador police busted down his door, seized his equipment, and refused to let him access the warrant. All because Ola Bini’s defence hired him to act as a witness.
NDP Unveils Plan to Cap Cell Phone and Internet Bills Drew Wilson | September 14, 2019 The election cycle is continuing and digital issues continue to bubble to the surface. This is thanks to the NDP’s plan to cap cell and internet bills.
Digital Issues Gets Passing Mention During Maclean’s Debate Drew Wilson | September 13, 2019 The Canadian election got off to an interesting start with the Maclean’s debate. Digital issues did get a brief mention, but nothing more.
Canadian Pirate Party Absent 24 Hours After Election Called Drew Wilson | September 12, 2019 Elections are a great time for political parties to shine. Unfortunately, it seems that the Canadian Pirate party is currently absent.
Facebook Faces Anti-Trust Probe From Multiple US States Drew Wilson | September 8, 2019 Legal problems could be mounting for Facebook again. This time, they are facing anti-trust probes from multiple US states.
Leaked Bini Evidence Compels EFF to Say That Telnet is Not a Crime Drew Wilson | September 3, 2019 As the trial against Ola Bini continues, a leaked evidence photo is compelling the EFF to point out that Telnet is not a crime.
Barr Receives Pushback for His Anti-Encryption Stance Drew Wilson | August 16, 2019 William Barr is receiving a large amount of pushback after he pushed for the war on encryption to be fought on American soil once again.
Bethesda Backs Off Doom Login Requirement DRM Drew Wilson | August 13, 2019 Shortly after backlash erupted over the DRM login requirement for the original Doom game, Bethesda says it’s working on fixing this problem.
Twitch Wins Default Judgment Against Statistics Cheater Drew Wilson | August 7, 2019 A California court has granted a default judgment against a user who used a botnet to artificially inflate popularity via a botnet.
