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Should governments be allowed to hack IoT devices?
In 2019 the Japanese government began a survey of unsecured Internet of Things (IoT) devices in the …
Daniel Halliday
May 18
1Viewpoints
Has Google achieved Quantum Supremacy?
The use of quantum mechanics in the world of computers has lead to an important question, whether or…
Daniel Halliday
Apr 28
1Viewpoints
Should humanity seek biological integration with machines?
While once a concept confined to realm of science fiction more and more scientists, futurists and th…
Daniel Halliday
Feb 29
1Viewpoints
Could blockchain be used to curb tax avoidance?
The Tax Justice Network recently released a report naming various UK territories as some of the wors…
Daniel Halliday
May 30, 2019
3Viewpoints
William Barr vs Encryption: Has the United States revealed its own hypocrisy on Chinese spying accusations?
United States Attorney General William Barr has recently called for a government "backdoor" into all…
Daniel Halliday
Aug 25
6Viewpoints
Are Google a monopoly that is destroying competition with rival companies?
Google have been accused of being a monopoly by many media sources, is this true? Should Google be …
Daniel Halliday
May 6, 2019
5Viewpoints
Whose equipment poses a greater threat, US' or Chinese?
Following the arrest of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou on December 1st 2018, America has accused her of fra…
Daniel Halliday
May 8, 2019
4Viewpoints
Is 5G really going to be that revolutionary?
5G or 5th Generation cellular mobile communications technology is the latest advance in mobile commu…
Daniel Halliday
Mar 2, 2019
5Viewpoints
Are Julian Assange and WikiLeaks having a positive or negative impact?
Julian Assange is a cyber activist and the creator of WikiLeaks, a website for whistle-blowers and t…
Daniel Halliday
Dec 21, 2018
3Viewpoints
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