In this discussion from the Moving Forward podcast, Andy and I discuss 6ftcloser, a platform created to send messages of gratitude and recognition to the people that deserve it.

6ftcloser allows you not only to express your gratitude but also to nominate someone you believe deserves it.

Visit their website and give it a try, you might get addicted :)

Presented by Rabi Roil & Andy Lamrock

[Additional Music by Scott Buckley]

In this discussion from the Moving Forward podcast, Andy and I discuss the recent ongoing feud between Apple, Google, and Fortnite.

Fortnite recently updated its mobile game circumventing Apple’s and Google’s payment systems to avoid the 30-percent cut the two companies demand per digital product purchase.

In response, Apple and Google banned Fortnite, which was followed by Fortnite filing lawsuits.

Presented by Rabi Roil & Andy Lamrock

[Additional Music by Scott Buckley]

In this discussion from the Moving Forward podcast, Andy and I talk about Wi-Fi 6 and the impact this technology will have on our lives. How the combination of Wi-Fi 6 and 5G will improve our connectivity, and the ease with which we interact with our devices.

Presented by Rabi Roil & Andy Lamrock

[Additional Music by Scott Buckley]

In this discussion from the Moving Forward podcast, Andy and I discuss the July 15 twitter hack that compromised 130 accounts of high-profile users such as Bill Gates, Joe Biden, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk.

We dive into what happened and what we can do to prevent a similar attack in the future.

Presented by Rabi Roil & Andy Lamrock

[Additional Music by Scott Buckley]

In this discussion from the Moving Forward podcast, Andy and I discuss the difference between Australia's COVIDSafe app and its counterparts in certain European countries using Google and Apple API.

We talk about the difference in privacy and effectiveness.

Presented by Rabi Roil & Andy Lamrock

[Additional Music by Scott Buckley]

In this discussion from the Moving Forward podcast, Andy and I discuss a ransomware attack targetting the smartwatch maker Garmin.

Soon after its services were down, Garmin's twitter account stated "We are currently experiencing an outage that affects Garmin.com and Garmin Connect."

Garmin confirmed it has been subjected to a ransomware attack, estimated by professionals to be WastedLocker.

For more information about WastedLocker:

https://cutt.ly/wdwpXne

Presented by Rabi Roil & Andy Lamrock

[Additional Music by Scott Buckley]