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Join intrepid hosts, Justin Freid, Harry Marks, and Chaim Cohen as they traverse the week's biggest tech news in a rapid-fire roundtable discussion before your very ears.
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Security 230 – CCPA
California implemented the “Strongest” consumer privacy act so far, unfortunately we are underwhelmed with it. https://caprivacy.github.io/caprivacy/ https://oag.ca.gov/data-broker/register
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Security 231 – Backup 101
We start the new year off with back to basics. In this episode we talk about backing up. What is backing up, the best ways to back up, and some free and paid options.
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Security 229 – Windows 7 End of Life
In less than a month Windows 7 will stop getting security updates. While we don’t tell you to go to Windows 10, for most people that will be your best option. However, we talk about some Linux distros, ChromeOS, and OSX
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Security 228 – Moar Passwords
Once again, we talk about about passwords. At this point, you have no choice ut to use a password manager.
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Security 227 – Firefox
We take a look at why you should give Firefox another try. There are a few key differences when it comes to the privacy side that Chrome doesn’t have.
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Security 226 – Dumb IOT
We have many stories of manufacturers failing to support their smart devices. Best buy Insignia TV’s will drop smart support. Netflix is dropping support on old roku Iris (Lowe’s smart hub) was stopped a few months ago Nest Google issue
Customer Reviews
Good guys—they know what they are talking about.
Great rapport, informative and just thirty minutes. What more could you want? Highly recommended.
short and to the point
I love that this podcast is only 30mins, yet is still informative. most podcast are just to long. Security all beats out Security Now any day Sorry Leo
One of the most UNINFORMED tech podcasts online
I really love my tech podcasts and i’d love to say this is a great one but it seems like about 80% of the opinions presented here are utterly uninformed. Someone wrote a review here titled “Professional yet Personable” and I laughed out loud reading it. I appreciate the effort these guys put into this but listening to them bicker over things none of them seem to know loses its entertainment value very quickly. It feels like listening to a group of old high school friends who were once in touch with technology and have since fallen out… clinging to the idea that they might actually have relevant perspective today. I’m sorry guys, this just isn’t very good podcast.
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