Skip to main content

Twitter and end-to-end encryption

Sometimes we wander off to the most recent news about issues regarding the internet security. This is the case today as well, as we are going to discuss Twitter and its new feature, including end-to-end encryption.

Share this post

Comments ()

France to introduce its law against hate speech on social media

Facebook and data protection is a hot topic, and we previously discussed issues about Cambridge Analytica, Android based data retrieving it as well as notes on the new German Facebook law. Today we would like to add some to the topic by summing up whether France is ready to follow the German example with a stronger regulation regarding social media sites.

Share this post

Comments ()

Facebook and Cambridge Analytica – the road so far

In our latest articles we broadened out topics by introducing some of the most burning issues that are concerning online media about safety and security on social media, and this time we would like to add our own thoughts of the Facebook link to Cambridge Analytica scandal so far.

Share this post

Comments ()

How the German Facebook law is shaping online media

Today, we deviate from the usual topics and have a look at some of the Internet’s other burning problems: namely social media, its influential power and how people are reacting to it. Last year was a defining year, as scandals about Fake News, the effect of the Filter Bubble and unmoderated Hate Speeches were unfortunately on the rise. A very strong and strict action against those (especially the Fake News and the Hate Speeches) were made by the German government, with a legalization that has been since nicknamed as the “Facebook law”, even though it also applies to other sites such as Twitter and YouTube.

Share this post

Comments ()