What if, contrary to popular belief, our experiences in life actually narrowed our perspective rather than broadening it? And what if, in this digital era, the range of information available to us were shrinking rather than expanding – thereby aggravating […]
A Yin Yang Social Media Button Could Help Stem the Tide of Polarization Read More »
Hey, Zuckerberg–can I get a do-over on the whole Facebook algorithm thing? [Notice how confident I am that Mark Zuckerberg is an avid reader of my work] If you said to me, “Look, Tony. There are far too many posts
Dear Facebook, I’d Like a Do-Over Please Read More »
There are a lot of people I don’t agree with. I have a large and diverse group of family, friends, and social media acquaintances that span a wide spectrum of beliefs and opinions. I could go onto Facebook, for example,
The Danger of the Instagram Algorithm Bubble Read More »
There are many things that we take for granted today that were once thought impossible: flying in airplanes, traveling to outer space, running a mile in under 4 minutes, etc. The thing is, none of those things were ever truly
Never say never: Unbreakable encryption is a myth Read More »
With advancements in technology Internet security threats have increased manifold as cyber criminals have managed to invade systems with innovative malware agents. They use sophisticated and deceptive cyber-attack technologies that are not recognized by traditional antivirus methods. To spot such
Big data analytics leads the way for next-gen malware protection Read More »
Once again the tech world is abuzz with the news of a security flaw affecting Apple and Google mobile devices. FREAK, which stands for Factoring attack on RSA-EXPORT Keys, is the result of an old US government policy requiring US
FREAK flaw leaves Apple and Google users vulnerable Read More »
