privacy

NoFlyZone Protects Users From Drones

by Archie Thomas
February 10, 2015February 10, 2015

You’re probably worried about drones as much as we are – these consumer owned devices have the ability to potentially snoop into homes and offices… Read More »NoFlyZone Protects Users From Drones

Samsung Smart TVs Raise Spying Concerns

by Archie Thomas
February 10, 2015February 10, 2015

There’s a current climate of suspicion in the tech world right now around the way companies use our data. Whilst the governments of the world… Read More »Samsung Smart TVs Raise Spying Concerns

More NSA Docs Reveal Botnet Hijacking

by Archie Thomas
January 21, 2015January 21, 2015

Der Spiegel’s recent flurry of Snowden documents have been causing somewhat of a paranoid uproar in the etch community. As the various American security services… Read More »More NSA Docs Reveal Botnet Hijacking

Instagram Patches Privacy Flaw

by Archie Thomas
January 14, 2015

Instagram was recently revealed to have a small flaw in its procedures which allowed seemingly private photos to be viewed by those with a link… Read More »Instagram Patches Privacy Flaw

Govt. Data Requests To Facebook Rise

by Archie Thomas
November 7, 2014

Another chapter in the landmark debate of ‘privacy vs. national security’ is unfolding as we speak – as Facebook have reported a massive spike in… Read More »Govt. Data Requests To Facebook Rise

Anonymous Facebook Posting App Rumored

by Archie Thomas
October 8, 2014October 8, 2014

Not only has Facebook been pushing its new advertising service for local businesses, but also the social network is rumored putting a new ‘anonymous posting’… Read More »Anonymous Facebook Posting App Rumored

Apple Nude Celebrity Photo Leak – Who is to blame?

by Jodie Young
September 3, 2014

Apple hit the news recently over leaked photos of naked celebrities. No doubt this has had people worried that Apple’s security isn’t what everyone thought… Read More »Apple Nude Celebrity Photo Leak – Who is to blame?