encryption
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The 227-Year-Old US Statute Being Used To Order Apple To Endanger Your Privacy, Explained
The FBI and Apple are fighting over modern technology using a very old law. A 227-year-old statute, created at the same time as the US federal courts themselves, is now at the centre of a showdown about privacy.
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International Data Privacy Day: How Secure Are You?
Happy International Data Privacy Day! No, you don’t get a public holiday, but you do get a gentle reminder to check a few important things so you can be certain your discarded information is being disposed of securely.
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How Hollywood Can Use The Law To Force You To Upgrade Your TV
So your mum bought you a copy of Mad Max: Fury Road on Ultra HD Blu-ray for Christmas and you want to play it on your old arse non-4K TV? A line of devices from HDfury makes it possible. Or at least, it used to.
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Blackberry’s CEO Gives You A Great Reason To Buy An IPhone
Cops and spies alike are up in arms lately over companies like Apple using uncrackable encryption on their devices. But Blackberry, whose clickity keyboards can still be heard in the halls of many government bureaucracy, doesn’t think criminals deserve privacy.