Podcasts

The United States says it plans to go through with extraditing Huawei’s chief financial officer; a fashion icon wants to sell you overpriced headphones; and we now know what films are in contention for the Oscars - including the visual effects category.

Today's podcast looks at how thousands of malicious websites are being shut, a global meeting on cyber security and an Android file manager warning

We all knew it would happen eventually and now it has - Google has been fined for violating Europe’s new privacy legislation. Was the 10-year challenge meme actually some sort of secret plot by Facebook? And the question that we really want answered - do dead batteries bounce?

Today's podcast covers what you should do about news that a huge cache of stolen passwords and email addresses has been found, unique Android malware unveiled and trouble for Linux servers

Apple’s Tim Cook says the government should introduce new tools for digital privacy, Netflix says Fortnite is their biggest competition, not HBO, and Microsoft admits Cortana won’t compete with Alexa and Google Assistant.

The flip phone is making a comeback, Nike has new auto-lacing sneakers, and Facebook finally gets around to deleting Kremlin-backed pages on its website.

Today's podcast looks at Fortnite login security problem, U.S. privacy laws proposed and more examples of data improperly exposed on the Internet 

Another executive has left Snap, a fake job interview over Skype leads to a nasty hack, and Roku pulls the plug in InfoWars.