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Should the Government Have a Backdoor to Your Phone?

Imagine waking up one morning to find that your phone—the one you rely on for everything—no longer belongs entirely to you. Every message, photo, search history, and private conversation could be accessed by the government at will. Sounds extreme, right? But this is exactly what’s at stake as European governments pressure Apple to create a backdoor into encrypted iPhones.

They say it’s for security—to fight crime and terrorism. But once that door is built, who else will walk through it?

Details: Written by: Paul H Pride; Parent Category: Business Blog; Category: Tech Matters

Malware runs in the background and you may not know.

Powering off your mobile device at least once a day can be a helpful step in certain situations to mitigate the impact of malware, but it is not a foolproof solution

Details: Written by: Palm Coast Local; Parent Category: Business Blog; Category: Tech Matters

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