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The Old Map Gallery originally shared:

Steven Vaughan-Nichols originally shared:

When I'm not doing deep dives into open-source, enterprise technology, I'm watching streaming TV using a mix of gadgets. Here's this year's best of the best.

http://www.zdnet.com/pictures/2017s-best-five-tv-media-streaming-devices/

9to5Google originally shared:

Last week, Google announced a crackdown on apps that do not use Accessibility Services for its intended purpose. This was specifically intended to counter a “toast overlay” attack. While a good security move, it seemingly put popular apps like password…

http://9to5google.com/2017/11/16/google-details-autofill-plans-oreo-lastpass-accessibility/

LastPass originally shared:

Our new CISO Gerald Beuchelt discusses the remote work culture, and how to do so securely: http://bit.ly/2zLB7ja

http://bit.ly/2zLB7ja

Phandroid originally shared:

LastPass users are okay...for now

http://bit.ly/2z1sh3M

Patrick Beja originally shared:

The Phileas Club 98 – Life as a Woman

In this episode, Allison, Wendi, Marleen and Shannon tell us what it's like to be a woman in every day life. Have a listen!

http://frenchspin.com/2017/11/the-phileas-club-98-life-as-a-woman/

http://frenchspin.com/2017/11/the-phileas-club-98-life-as-a-woman/

JR Raphael originally shared:

Despite what the doom-and-gloom headlines suggest, staying secure on Android is actually quite easy.

Here's a simple security audit worth doing once a year to make sure you're in tip-top shape:

https://www.computerworld.com/article/3012630/android/android-security.html

LastPass originally shared:

LastPass + Face ID = Effortless Security. #iPhoneX

Learn more in our latest: http://bit.ly/2zjHAld

http://bit.ly/2zjHAld

LastPass originally shared:

LastPass is a Tom’s Guide Best Tech Values award winner! http://bit.ly/2lH1x21

http://bit.ly/2lH1x21

LastPass originally shared:

Sharing is caring—and helpful for accelerating collaboration in the workplace. Check out how Redbility uses LastPass to solve their password struggles in our latest Customer Spotlight: http://bit.ly/2yrJv93

http://bit.ly/2yrJv93

LastPass receives a Superior rating and Editor's Choice from Tom's Guide in their latest review http://bit.ly/2xsSxSG of Best Password Managers of 2017 http://bit.ly/2xsOo0J

http://bit.ly/2xsSxSG

In its lifetime, the Nexus 6P has suffered from a spate of issues ranging from bootloops to early battery shutdowns. As such, owners have had to replace their phones, with some having to repeat the process several times. About a week ago, Google appears…

http://9to5google.com/2017/09/13/google-store-project-fi-nexus-6p-pixel-replacement/

Curious about why you should enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on your accounts? Read this.

http://bit.ly/2jkfRwb

This is incredibly useful. Recommended.

https://www.computerworld.com/article/3221325/android/android-search.html

Protect your new Note 8 when browsing on unsecured Wifi, and watch Netflix outside US, grab a secure VPN!

There are dozens of options for chatting online, and that’s thanks in part to Google’s plethora of different choices. Just a few years ago Hangouts did everything, but now Google has several services that split up the various functionalities. One does…

http://9to5google.com/2017/09/11/google-duo-is-awesome/

While the author of this piece has written for a number of right-wing publications, and so apparently felt it necessary to throw in a disparaging comment about Hillary Clinton and Obama, her analysis is essentially correct regarding what's really behind the ongoing crazy rants that "Google has too much power!" and "Google is a monopoly." It's not about "saving people from Google" -- it's about giving immense powers of information control and censorship to EU and other government bureaucrats who are very much in the Chinese and Russian school of controlling every aspect of what their citizens can do and see -- and ideally controlling how they think, as well. These government officials and their cronies are the enemies of freedom. Google is freedom's -- and our -- best friend on the Net.

http://canadafreepress.com/article/google-detractors-want-to-hand-internet-over-to-european-union-control