Someone is hacking NATO soldiers’ phones in Eastern Europe

Oct 6, 2017 | Internet, Radio Show, Security

Someone is hacking NATO soldiers’ phones in Eastern Europe NATO soldiers deployed to eastern Europe are scrambling to defend against smartphone hacks. The Wall Street Journal is reporting a new string of phone and account hacks launched against deployed US troops,...

The Downfall Of YouTube’s Biggest Star Is A Symptom Of A Bigger Illness

Feb 20, 2017 | Daily, Google, Google, Internet, News, YouTube

The Downfall Of YouTube’s Biggest Star Is A Symptom Of A Bigger Illness This week, Disney dropped Swedish YouTube star Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg after the Wall Street Journal raised questions about anti-Semitic messages in several of his videos. YouTube followed...

The Shortage Of Tech Jobs Is A Joy Of The Tech Revolution, Not A Problem With It

Oct 22, 2016 | Radio Show

The Shortage Of Tech Jobs Is A Joy Of The Tech Revolution, Not A Problem With It Over in the Wall Street Journal Jon Hilsenrath and Bob Davis have got sucked down the rat hole of the assumption that the purpose of the economy is to produce jobs that people can do. By...

Finally, an FAA Panel Agrees That Our eDevices Won’t Crash Planes

Oct 4, 2013 | Aviation

Finally, an FAA Panel Agrees That Our eDevices Won’t Crash Planes There’s no harm in continuing to listen to music, watch movies, read e-books and otherwise enjoy “airplane mode” activities on electronic devices during takeoff and landing, according to an...

FBI is Remotely Activating Android Smartphone and Laptop Microphones

Aug 7, 2013 | Security, Smart Phone

FBI is Remotely Activating Android Smartphone and Laptop Microphones According to an article out in the Wall Street Journal this week, it appears that the FBI has been busy exploiting vulnerabilities in the Android operating system to spy on people.  Hopefully they’re...