TECHNOLOGY PODCAST

5G is an important step in mobile communication, but it is not magic.

Have you ever received a suspicious message asking you to click a link? Have you wondered how criminals steal passwords or why websites ask you to verify your identity?

Some of these technologies are already part of our everyday lives, while others are opening the door to exciting new possibilities.

As phones become more capable of understanding our habits and handling personal information, companies will need to protect that information.

When you hear the word robot, what comes to mind? Maybe a machine that looks like a human, walks on two legs, and talks.

Even when AI can perform one task, that doesn't automatically mean it can replace the entire job.

Social media started with simple online communities where people could create profiles, connect with friends, and share messages.

What will happen to our online privacy?
Think about how much of our lives now exist online.

Our phones have become much more than devices for making calls.
We use them to send messages, take photographs, access social media, shop online, manage our finances, store important documents, and even control other devices.

Cyber warfare refers to cyber operations carried out by or on behalf of states as part of a conflict or to pursue national objectives.