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The Federal Government can now get into any Apple iPhone. How did it happen? Craig and Jim discuss just what happened, who was responsible and just what it means to everyone with an iPhone.
Do you know about the latest Phishing scam? Jim and Craig talk about what information these new Phishing scams are after and if you could be their next target.
Are you familiar with the term Business Email Compromise? Craig and Jim go into some real detail about what it is and why you need to be aware of it.
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Have you ever been over to some of the World War II sites in Europe?
Joining Jack Heath this morning, Craig talks about his experience in Europe that is a little bit life-changing.
Also discussed the conservative Twitter debate, including Facebook, as they try to stop and fight fake news.
More tech updates over at CraigPeterson.com
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Did you know that people still use some of the older word processors? Craig spoke with Ken this morning about his use of one of these.
What is the best kind of voting technology? Craig spoke with Ken and Guest Host Andy Smith about voting and voting technology and the controversies surrounding it.
Do you regularly do your computer updates? Craig talked about the latest Apple update and the importance of updates.
These and more over at CraigPeterson.com
Stay safe!
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NSA Deletes “Honesty” and “Openness” From Core Values
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On today's show, Craig talks about a number of things starting with Apple's nasty surprise with iOS 11.2.6 update. Also, NSA admits not to be the best agency, as they have deleted "openess" and "honesty" from their core values statement.
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Related articles:
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NSA Deletes “Honesty” and “Openness” From Core Values
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Google Pay - Say hello to a better way to pay, by Google
Edge browser suffers security flaw which Microsoft failed to fix on time
Litchfield Native helps train the Navy’s best pilots at TOPGUN
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www.craigpeterson.com
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855-385-5553
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