We have looked in the shop window, and want to find out more about leaving the EU. We now need to explore how that might work, before making an Article 50 decision.
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You’d hope that the UK police online fraud reporting system would use a valid security certificate. But they don’t.
With “hundreds of thousands” of customers left without Internet connections for several hours, BT’s massive outage is too unimportant for its own News site.
Benefits to the loss of privacy proposed in the UK are ebbing away as Internet behaviours change, but this is not considered in its justification. Is it too late?
Already it looks straightforward to circumvent the surveillance proposed. And you can rest assured the Bad Guys will.
After much, and often misdirected, speculation, this crucial draft Bill has been published. Is it so bad after all?
More than 6 million routers will need to be replaced in 2016 to prepare for switching to IPv6. Are you affected?
More sad news this morning: the UK print edition of MacWorld has ceased publication. The announcement makes it very […]
What a mess the UK has made of tidal prediction: two different agencies, each charging us for information that we paid for in our taxes.
Perhaps this shocking litany of lame excuses and perpetual procrastination is reflection of a covert policy to take crime off the streets, and put it onto the Internet instead.
