Apple looks to be having a bad day as the UK government is considering a proposed legislation that seeks to require technology firms to create backdoor access to encrypted messages in Apple devices for surveillance. It is like removing the citizens’ right to privacy.
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Facebook at Work to debut in 2016
Normally in most workplaces, Facebook is banned because business leaders view it as counter-productive. The tides have now seemed to turn in favor of Facebook following the social networking site’s announcement that it will be launching Facebook at Work in 2016 to the general public.
The year that will be in cybersecurity
The year that will soon come to an end, 2015, has been a roller coaster ride for the security community. It has seen many incidents of cyber hacking into almost all sectors and industries, from government agencies to large corporations.
LinkedIn brings its fight with Facebook to mobile
There seems to be no end to the ongoing battle in the mobile arena.
Registering Your Drone: The FAA’s Newest Policy
With every major fad comes government regulations. We’ve seen it recently with hoverboards and electronic cigarettes, now we’re seeing it with drones. The FAA is panicking as drones are flying off the shelves of stores and e-commerce sites are bustling with traffic. There’s already been countless close calls of inexperienced pilots nearly crashing into airplanes […]
Can Android Pay take off in Australia?
In a continuing fight to grab the larger share of the mobile payments market worldwide, Google has managed to outshine Apple in winning over Australian banks who have taken side with Android Pay.
