This month’s episode is entitled “Ceiling Hacker is Watching You  Authenticate” due to all the hacking that took place that month.  This  includes the hacking of a law firm that represents US president, Donald  Trump.

This month, we also cover the German court ruling that said that the  spying of foreign nationals is unconstitutional as well as the push for  the Canadian link tax law.  This month also covers all the usual music  and video game reviews as well as why you shouldn’t get too comfortable  going over the speed limit.  All this and more on this month’s episode  of the Freezenet official podcast!

If you'd like a transcript of this month's episode, you can head on over to freezenet.ca and check out the official page for this episode.

This month’s episode is entitled “All the News That’s Fit for Deletion” because of the push for a Link Tax in several countries.

In addition to this, we cover what Drew Curtis called a “dire”  situation on his website, Fark.com.  Also, we cover the apparent closure  of Slyck.com.

We also cover all the usual music and video game reviews as well as  the rather strange message of “Boston Strog”.  All this and more on this  month’s episode of the Freezenet official podcast!

If you'd like a transcript of this month's episode, you can head on over to freezenet.ca and check out the official page for this episode.

This month’s episode is entitled “Flattening the Accountability” for,  really, a host of different reasons.  This includes the fraudulent  copyright takedowns flying around and the Canadian government reaction  to the privacy implications of NAFTA 2.0 among other things.

In addition to the Canadian government reaction to NAFTA 2.0, we also  talk about the ongoing privacy controversy surrounding facial  recognition and Clearview AI.  In addition to this, we discuss the  controversial lawsuit filed by Lifelabs against the privacy commissioner  in an effort to block an investigation into a data breach.

Also this month, we cover all the usual music and video game reviews.   We even mention our first impression video of Left 4 Dead 2.  Just for  fun, we also got the usual oddities including what happens when you use  your Footlocker rewards card in conjunction with credit card fraud.   Spoiler alert: it didn’t end well for the criminal.  All this and more  on this month’s episode of the Freezenet official podcast!

If you'd like a transcript of this month's episode, you can head on over to freezenet.ca and check out the official page for this episode.

This month’s episode is entitled “In Your Face Privacy” due to the  growing controversy surrounding Clearview AI and facial recognition  technology.

In addition to this, we talk about efforts by both Canada and the US  to clamp down on online free speech.  Another story we cover is the GDPR  probe into online dating sites after some were caught selling personal  information to third parties allegedly without obtaining proper consent.   Additionally, we talk about YouTube star MrBeast as well as the  importance of cutting eye holes into your pillow case.

Additionally, we cover all the latest in music and video game reviews in addition to the first impression video of Left 4 Dead.

If you'd like a transcript of this month's episode, you can head on over to freezenet.ca and check out the official page for this episode.

This month’s episode is entitled “Copyright In Crisis” due to observers now saying that we are living in a copyright crisis.

Additionally, this month, we talk about the Google v. Oracle court  cast which asks whether or not an API can be copyrighted.  Another story  covered is the growing censorship creep spreading across Canada.  Also,  we talk about how police can determine what they think is the best  mattress endorsement they’ve ever heard.  All this and more on this  month’s episode!

If you'd like a transcript of this month's episode, you can head on over to freezenet.ca and check out the official page for this episode.

This month’s episode is entitled the Year End Special because we’ve reached the end of yet another year.

This month, we talk about the RIAA legal win over Cox Communications.   Additionally, we cover the ongoing Facebook encryption debate.  Also,  we touch on the GoldTV case which could bring Internet censorship into  Canada.

Also this month, we talk about all the music and video games we’ve  reviewed for the month.  Additionally, we talk about that Ohio postal  worker doing something a little extra on her rout.  A little hint on  that story: she wound up getting arrested for it.

Since this is the year end special, this month’s episode is extra jam  packed with stuff.  We decided to talk about 10 memorable stories that  happened throughout 2019.  Additionally, we cover what we consider the  top 10 biggest security incidences, best video games, and tracks we’ve  covered on the site.

If you'd like a transcript of this month's episode, you can head on over to freezenet.ca and check out the official page for this episode.

This episode is entitles “1 Year of Freezenet!” because we have  officially made it to year 2 of this podcast.  Here’s to another  exciting year of the official Freezenet podcast!

Besides talking about the big milestone, this month, we talk about  the continuing escalation of the war on encryption.  This time, Facebook  seems to have decided to step things up by saying that they will  encrypt video and audio calls as well.  Also, we talk about the lawsuit  filed by WhatsApp against an alleged malware maker.  Additionally, we  talk about the copyright blow up between Taylor Swift and Big Machine  Records.

Also, we cover all the usual music and video game reviews.  We even  talk about why it might be a good idea to plug you initials in a search  engine before emblazoning them on your H&M clothing line.

If you'd like a transcript of this month's episode, you can head on over to freezenet.ca and check out the official page for this episode.

This episode is entitled “Removing Safety For Your Safety” because of  efforts to undermine encryption under the guise of protecting public  safety and security.

This month, we continue our coverage of the Canadian election by  extending our analysis to all the other party platforms we didn’t cover  in the previous month. We also discuss the implications of some of the  controversies that also cropped up during the election.  Finally, we  cover the outcome of the election and what it could mean for digital  rights moving forward in Canada.

In addition to this, we also cover the moves by different governments  to dissuade Facebook from using encryption to protect user messages.   Also, we touch on the hugely controversial US CASE Act.

From there, we cover the legal case that is continuing to keep the  fight against FOSTA alive.  Another topic we cover is the continuing  fallout of the European Link Tax.  We even talk about how some eagles  just know how to rack up cell phone bills.

Also, we cover all the usual music and video game reviews.

If you'd like a transcript of this month's episode, you can head on over to freezenet.ca and check out the official page for this episode.

This episode is entitled “It’s Election Season in Canada” because Canada is currently going through a federal election.

This month, we, of course, cover the Canadian election through the  lens of digital rights.  Also, we cover the major data leak Facebook  suffered, and UK MPs considering a ban of selling loot boxes to  children.

In addition to this, we also feature an exclusive sneak peak at a  forthcoming Psy-Aviah album, the dramatic updates to the Ola Bini case,  and the importance of remembering where the towel is.

As always, we have all the usual music and video game reviews also packed into this months podcast.

If you'd like a transcript of this month's episode, you can head on over to freezenet.ca and check out the official page for this episode.

This episode is entitled the Big One Oh because we’ve made it to episode 10 already!  Can you believe that?

This month, we cover the massive story of the Capital One data breach  which saw 100 million accounts compromised.  We also cover the war on  encryption expanding in the US and Canada.  Also, we had to talk about  the huge fine handed down by the FTC to Facebook.  After all, it is a $5  billion fine.

In addition, we discuss the exclusive stories surrounding both the  Ferry Corsten DMCA takedown issue as well as Twitch winning a default  judgment against a user in court.  There’s, of course, plenty of other  stories we covered as well.

Also, we have the usual compliment of music and video game reviews as  well.  We even talk about a historic first in plumbing where a toilet  exploded.  All this and more on this months episode!

If you'd like a transcript of this month's episode, you can head on over to freezenet.ca and check out the official page for this episode.