Snowden's Security App
On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Jason Howell:
- Edward Snowden has a new app for Android called Haven that turns your phone into a portable security system. Nathan Freitas, Director of the Guardian Project talks about how they created it and why.
- Steve Gibson explains his latest freeware InSpectre and how it looks for Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities.
- Calls for Help. The first wants to know about the bandwidth needed for cord-cutting and the second on sharing photos on multiple devices.
- Jason Howell and Megan Morrone put the iPhone X and Pixel 2XL in a head-to-head contest to see which can unlock faster under different scenarios.
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