080: Country bans Facebook, eavesdropping Alexa, and PornHub VPN
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The country of Papua New Guinea is planning a month-long nationwide ban of Facebook, PornHub wants to keep your online activities more private, and Amazon Alexa forwards a married couple's private conversation to a random contact.

All this and much much more is discussed in the latest 100% GDPR-compliant edition of the "Smashing Security" podcast by computer security veterans Graham Cluley) and Carole Theriault), joined this week by ESET's Tommi Uhlemann.

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Links:

• Papua New Guinea to ban Facebook for a month)

• Shutting down facebook in PNG is a reality)

• Pornhub launches VPNhub, a VPN service with free, unlimited bandwidth)

• Pornhub hack: Hackers hijacked ads with malware in year-long attack)

• Be cautious, free VPNs are selling your data to 3rd parties)

• How to hear (and delete) every conversation your Amazon Alexa has recorded)

• Woman says her Amazon device recorded private conversation, sent it out to random contact)

• Smashing Security 044: Bonus behind the scenes - shower time)

• Here's How To Deactivate Alexa Calling After You Sign Up)

• Passive Aggressive Passwords)

• Ebaybae on Instagram)

• Brave Browser)

• The Complete Privacy & Security Podcast discusses the Brave browser)

• See Smashing Security LIVE on tour in the UK)

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