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Love Above Records Spotlighting some of the best local compilations and mix series to emerge this year. It’s been a little quiet from the electronic side of Australia’s vibrant music scene, with dancefloors being cancelled and boogieing considered illegal for the best part of the year. But despite 2020 attempting to decimate the scene, the community ethos has shined through in other ways. If this year taught us anything, it’s that nothing will stop the creativity, the rich supp...

Secretary Pompeo leaving the White House THE RUSSIANS DID IT Unfortunately, that doesn’t appear to be the case. The hack is described as “grave” by CISA. On Friday, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said this week’s cyberattack — dubbed by one U.S. official as “the worst hacking case in the history of America” — was “pretty clearly” the work of Russians. “[T]here was a significant effort to use a piece of third-party software to essentially embed code inside of U.S. Gover...

Of baltimore. have not heard back. we did reach out to morgan wright who knows what he is talking about. thanks for being here this morning. thank you. pete: mayor pete going after republicans and christianity during this weeks debate. >> for a party that associates itself with christianity, to say that it is okay to suggest that god would smile on the division of families has lost all claim to ever use religious language again. ♪ then i was saved, yeah. pete: a false characterization has a me...

Fixed and a perfect example is equifax. that was something they knew about and they didnt fixed. apple didnt know about it. once they found out about it they took responsible action. the question is how much should a company be responsible for knowing about a product that has billions of devices out there? its a tough row to hoe. you want to protect privacy but you have to be a little realistic. >> sandra: as you point out privacy is the cornerstone of apples market. we expect if we get a phone ...

Questions about the iphones face time eavesdropping bug. it lets others listen in even if the call was never answered. as reports claim the apps features still arent working properly after apple rolled out a quick fix, so they said. lets bring in morgan wright, the center for digital government. good morning to you. a lot of people listening to this story because it can affect anybody who uses an apple phone and particularly uses facetime. whats apple saying here? >> look, youve got a company th...

There is a dark side to it. every time its flying through the air somebody else may be listening you dont want to. >> sandra: lawmakers are urging tim cook to answer the questions and deeply troubled by the bug as well as how long it took apple to address the issue. well see what answers they get. morgan, thank you. >> you bet. >> bill: well, weve got another one. bernie sanders makes it official he is in it to win it in 2020. the growing democratic field here. the case of he said/he said. what ...

Jedediah: new theory have people wondering if the mine data for facial recognition. ed: facebook wanted to mine data. senior fellow at the center of digital government and national and cyber security cricketer for the hill. long title but he deserved it great guy. morgan wright. good morning, morgan. >> hey, ed, how are you. seemed like a fun thing. i saw all kinds of celebrities jumping on. i will do it and seemed fun. whats really going on here. >> we will hold the world ran some $1 billion pl...

Enforcement? morgan wright, a fellow at the center for digital government. you think it would be appropriate, helpful, necessary. do you think the use of this technique is crossing a line? >> not yet, eric. i say that from 18 years being in law enforcement. state treerp and detective. we love these. when they get in trouble is when they abuse the process. the way they track these things back having to get samples legally and compare them against the dna found at the scene. i dont think youll see...

Worth 30 cents to mark crerg. he said no we didnt consider it if your moral compass says we dont sell user data and we never will and you have had discussions you started down this slippery slope one day it selling our data. when its free you are the product. so we are the product. steve: facebook famously has said morgan we dont sell your information although they did put a price of 10 cents per year on it so what? facebook is a private company. they can do whatever they want, cant they? >> you...

Controversial fuel tax hike. president macron scrapped those plans but protesters are now making more demands and i demand steve and ainsley talk now. steve: okay. ainsley: we will do whatever you say, brian. brian: thank you. ainsley: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg back in the hot seat. steve: british lawmakers releasing 250 pages you have email suggesting that facebook prioritize growth and profits over their users privacy. ainsley: here to break down what these emails mean for you as a facebook...