NSPCC Criticized for Claiming Facebook Encryption Endangers Children Drew Wilson | September 9, 2019 Facebook has recently moved to encrypt messages on its messenger app. The NSPCC argued that it will endanger children, though that argument has been criticized.
BC, Canadian Privacy Commissioners to Sue Facebook for Privacy Violations Drew Wilson | April 25, 2019 Facebook is about to face even more legal problems. This time, the BC and Canadian privacy commissioners are taking Facebook to court.
Signal Creator Says It Will Refuse to Comply With Australia’s Anti-Encryption Laws Drew Wilson | December 18, 2018 The creators of encrypted messaging app Signal says it will refuse to comply with Australia’s anti-encryption laws.
TeenSafe Suffers Data Leak – Thousands of Passwords Exposed Drew Wilson | May 24, 2018 The controversial mobile app, TeenSafe, that allows parents to spy on their teens phone has suffered a data leak.
Report: Sonic the Hedgehog Android Games Leaking User Data Drew Wilson | January 27, 2018 The Sonic the Hedgehog games have been downloaded hundreds of millions of times. Now, reports are surfacing that the games could be leaking user data.
Why the US Scrapping Network Neutrality is an International Concern Drew Wilson | December 2, 2017 With the potential implications of the US scrapping network neutrality, we look at why the issue goes far beyond the US borders.
Google Currently Offering Free Web App to Access BitTorrent Trackers Drew Wilson | May 7, 2009 There have been many who compare Google to ThePirateBay. The technical front may be more of a grey area that can be debated back and forth, but the line that defines the differences between Google and ThePirateBay may be a little more blurry on that technical side after one observant user spotted Google’s hosted web …
