Defying Authority: The Repercussions of Epic Games Overlooking App Store Policies.

An attempt by Epic Games (“Epic”) to circumvent a 30% revenue cut to both Apple and Google has backfired. Epic’s popular game Fortnite has been removed from Apple’s App Store (“App Store”) and Google’s Google Play Store (“Play Store”). The removal from both stores will leave millions of mobile players without the ability to play or update Fortnite. … Read More Defying Authority: The Repercussions of Epic Games Overlooking App Store Policies.

October 13, 2020 JHTL

Privacy Rights vs. Quality Law Enforcement

POSTED BY Briana Polan In today’s world, our cell phones are our lifelines. In addition to making calls, these little mini-computers contain our contacts, call lists, calendar information, text information, Internet searches, music library, camera and photo library, and more. In response to the growing use of cell phones, phone manufactures have given owners tools… Read More Privacy Rights vs. Quality Law Enforcement

February 11, 2015 nhasenfus

Justice Department Mimics NSA Search Techniques

POSTED BY Christopher Mills On June 5, 2013, The Guardian reported that the US government, specifically the NSA, had been listening into the phone calls, reading the text messages and even reading emails of U.S. citizens. This revelation changed how many Americans perceived their right to privacy from the government in relation to the use… Read More Justice Department Mimics NSA Search Techniques

November 24, 2014 sgbowen

New Partnership Raises Privacy Concerns

POSTED BY Kayla Morency On February 19, 2014, Facebook publicly announced that it was acquiring one of the world’s most popular and fastest growing mobile phone messaging applications, WhatsApp, for an astounding $19 billion in cash and stock. In particular, the app is widely known around the globe due in part to its easy accessibility… Read More New Partnership Raises Privacy Concerns

April 4, 2014 jhtlLeave a comment

Call Me Maybe: The FCC Proposes to Lift Ban on In-Flight Cell Phone Use

POSTED BY Meghan T. Bonk The Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) has recently made a proposal to allow the use of cell phones on airline flights. The Wall Street Journal reported that cell phone use would still be restricted during takeoff and landing, but once the plane reaches 10,000 feet, “airborne calls” and “cellular data” use… Read More Call Me Maybe: The FCC Proposes to Lift Ban on In-Flight Cell Phone Use

December 6, 2013 jhtlLeave a comment

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Defying Authority: The Repercussions of Epic Games Overlooking App Store Policies.

Privacy Rights vs. Quality Law Enforcement

Justice Department Mimics NSA Search Techniques

New Partnership Raises Privacy Concerns

Call Me Maybe: The FCC Proposes to Lift Ban on In-Flight Cell Phone Use