Ah Google, while we and the rest of the press world may be celebrating all of the new announcements […]
Congress Finally Has People Awake to Privacy “Rights” On the Internet
You might not have noticed, but politics and government have been dominating the news for a little while. Even here […]
I Tried Signal, The Edward Snowden-Approved Messaging App, And I Actually Do Feel Safer
“Drunken Determine?” I say, reading the words on my iPhone screen. “Yep! That’s what I’ve got too, ‘Drunken Determine’” says […]
An App Called, “Vigilante” Launched To Open Up The 911 System And Promote, Well, Vigilantism
There are significantly more citizens than there are police. The limited size of many departments means there’s only so many […]
Can Artificial Intelligence Outsmart The Racist, Shallow World That Feeds It?
If you haven’t been following tech news, you might have missed the fact that artificial intelligence has been insinuating itself into […]
Score Assured Will Sell Analysis Of Your Social Media Activity to Employers and Landlords
A UK startup is “Unlocking big data to bring you insightful referencing” … or “sell your social media activity to employers & landlords.” With privacy and discrimination implications, Score Assured and its users may gain insights – or risks.
Weekly Snapshot: Tech News To Know May 30 – June 3
Believe it or not, we don’t cover every piece of tech news here at SnapMunk. In an effort to keep […]
TechCrunch Disrupt New York 2016: The Highlights
From the Hackathon and its winning tool – a CMS with voice recognition – to the Battlefield and its winning startup – Beam and its SDK to integrate with Twitch – to the most interesting keynotes, here are all the highlights from 2016’s TechCrunch Disrupt in New York.
Weekly Snapshot: Tech News To Know May 2-6
Believe it or not, we don’t cover every piece of tech news here at SnapMunk. In an effort to keep […]
Can’t We All Just Get Along? Why Government and Tech Don’t Play Nice
Apple went head to head with the FBI. Microsoft has filed suit against the government. Egypt, China and the United Kingdom are all looking at electronic surveillance, privacy, and intellectual property. With so many governments weighing in, your privacy may be at stake. Here’s why you should care.
Parenteeno Online Activity Tracking Helps Parents Protect Their Kids From…Everything
Parenteeno is activity tracking software lets parents monitor their kids’ online and smartphone activity – all of it. Its pricing is reasonable, and the analytics it provides are incredibly detailed. The only remaining concern may be where to draw boundaries with your children’s online privacy.
Weekly Snapshot: Tech News To Know April 11-15
Believe it or not, we don’t cover every piece of tech news here at SnapMunk. In an effort to keep […]
Weekly Snapshot: Tech News To Know April 4-8
Believe it or not, we don’t cover every piece of tech news here at SnapMunk. In an effort to keep […]
Weekly Snapshot: Tech News To Know Mar 27 – Apr 1
Believe it or not, we don’t cover every piece of tech news here at SnapMunk. In an effort to keep […]
Weekly Snapshot: Tech News To Know Mar 21-25
Believe it or not, we don’t cover every piece of tech news here at SnapMunk. In an effort to keep […]
The “Big” Apple Event: Everything You Need to Know
The fan boys and tech press are thrown into a frenzy every time Cupertino sends out a call, and yesterday […]
Why Government Can’t Get Top Tech Talent and Maybe Never Will
Law enforcement continues to need tech support from private citizens, open admission that government agencies like the FBI just can’t cut it. But what’s holding them back from hiring the best and the brightest? Perhaps it’s our government’s lack of innovation.
Weekly Snapshot: Tech News To Know Mar 7 – 11
Believe it or not, we don’t cover every piece of tech news here at SnapMunk. In an effort to keep […]
Apple v FBI For Dummies Pt 2: Is Code the Same as Speech?
Last week we gave you the breakdown of Apple’s struggle with the FBI over bypassing an iPhone’s security and giving […]
Apple vs The FBI For Dummies
— IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: In no way has this piece been endorsed or approved by the “For Dummies” brand or John […]
Weekly Snapshot: Tech News To Know Feb 14 – Feb 19
Believe it or not, we don’t cover every piece of tech news here at SnapMunk. In an effort to keep […]
Code & Ethics: Uncovering Unknowns In Our Medical Devices
Would you put your life in the hands of a programmer who doesn’t let you or the doctor see their […]
Top 6 Sinful Apps You Can’t Bring Home to Mom This Holiday Season
Technology is sure to make a big appearance this holiday season, what with the damn kids and their video games, […]
Skycatch Is Making Robots In The Sky A Little Less Freaky
What comes to mind when you think about robots in the sky? Some sort of freaky “Big Brother” surveillance? The […]
Confide Keeps Your Secret Messages VERY Secret
It’s very difficult to keep secrets these days. Every other day, some “secret” information is getting plastered all over the […]
Wondr App – Anonymous Twitter Chat
Do you ever notice supposed influencers engaging on Twitter and silently wish you could tell them what you really think […]
What You Can Learn From Ashley Madison
Life is short, but if you are one of the 32 million cheaters…*cough*…um, people who took some potentially bad advice, […]
White House Denies Snowden Pardon
The White House was unmoved by the overwhelming public outcry for clemency towards Edward Snowden, the outspoken whistleblower who brought […]
DMail Chrome Provides Email Privacy
If you are like most people, you understand that deleting an email doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s gone forever. It’s […]
Reddit Watch 2015
To say the Snoo-crew at Reddit has had a tumultuous 2015 would be the understatement of the year. From the […]
TOR vs The Freenet Project
An interesting culmination of factors has thrust privacy/anonymity tools such as TOR and the Freenet Project into the public consciousness. […]
Protect Your Privacy With TOR & TAILS
In the aftermath of the Edward Snowden and Wikileaks scandals, it would seem that our right to online privacy means […]
