Instead of users being pawns in the game played by politicians against Apple, Apple could step aside and leave the politicians to deal with users direct.
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Our politicians are busy playing unintended consequences again.
Adobe has just released version 21.0.0.182 of its Flash Player, which has many important bug and security fixes, […]
I would hope – with the many security issues surrounding them – that you do not use BitTorrent […]
You’d hope that the UK police online fraud reporting system would use a valid security certificate. But they don’t.
Apple needs to demonstrate that its checks and balances can protect the services on which we now depend.
I cannot remember ever wishing that I did not use Macs, but unless Apple sorts itself out, I will.
A new survey claims that 15% of respondents had been victims on online crime in the previous 12 months.
Often branded a consummate logistician without vision or inspiration, Tim Cook has demonstrated that here he can see far further than the politicians.
Which is better – a 6 digit PIN, or a shorter alphanumeric password – for protecting your iPhone?
The Eclectic Light Company 