The usual suspects return for a debate on a lot of security issues and also a look at the EU policy on End to End e Play
This week we are joined by a BTN legend as we probe the week in tech. We talk the mess in messaging, the fact that Play
Available for: I’m doing a little experiment at the moment since iOS 10 allows us to remove some of the dodgy sto Play
Lizard Squad has claimed responsibility for a temporary takedown of the UK's National Crime Agency website. UK Car Play
MasterCard wants you to pay with your face. Plex forums have been hacked. Dropbox might offer more free storage if Play
Samsung will update the security software on its Galaxy smartphones. Samsung's lets you record your mobile gaming w Play
An iOS exploit works to steal people's iCloud passwords. OfCom will let consumers escape broadband contracts if spe Play
Microsoft confirms Windows 10 will launch globally on July 29. Intel confirmed its $16.7 billion acquisition of Alt Play
Facebook revamps your newsfeed again. Security flaw lets attackers cripple your iPhone. Amazon ready to deliver pa Play
New EU VAT coming to online businesses January 1st 2015. Sony to unveil it's on smart glasses. GMail ramping up sec Play
Amazon Prime Unlimited photo storage now in the UK. New security hole found in iOS. AT&T says no to WiFi in th Play
New report in the UK says many state schools lack adequate internet. Google launches "Security Key" for Gmail and C Play
Most people are probably happy with their current virus protection on their PC that is until they get infected. Wha Play
People just don't "get" computers in general, as much as we like to believe that they do. I have witnessed people o Play
Missy welcomes Karl to the United States as he lands in Florida and gets to experience the wonders of the Sunshine Play
UK PC Sales are REALLY down. Virgin Media has given us a free speed bump but the prices are going up on April 1st. Play
There are different things one can mean when they say "security" in relation to computers of any kind. Security cou Play
As the Mac has become more popular, we are seeing more forms and variants of malware available for the platform. Th Play
Recently there was a big slap in the face of the Mac community as the MacDefender malware garnered headlines from T Play
This week we chew the hell out of the Mac Malware issue and the Windows Crew get to welcome the Mac Crew to their f Play
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Norton Identity Safe
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Farts On Mars
The Little Dongle That Could
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Malwarebytes
Security For The Masses
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Virgin Media’s ‘Free’ Upgrade
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