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On today's episode grumpyhawk and Benjamin Combs discuss how Edward Snowden escaped Hong Kong, Texas protecting the emails of the citizens of it's state, the FAA reconsidering how to treat electronic devices on airplanes, Microsoft's 180 on their DRM policies, and a body modification grumpyhawk would be interested in. Welcome to the 21st Century.
Show Notes:
- Aided by WikiLeaks, Edward Snowden leaves Hong Kong to seek asylum in Ecuador
- Hong Kong Press Release
- Texas first state to mandate warrants for email surveillance
- FAA ready to ease restrictions on in-flight gadgets
- WSJ reports Xbox One-80: Microsoft reverses Xbox One DRM features
- Implanted invisible headphone
Post show notes:
Since we are putting this episode up on Wednesday, there have been some additional clarifications as to the discrepancy that allowed Ed Snowden to leave, as in the government didn't get his middle name correct. Here is that article. US got NSA leaker Edward Snowden's middle name wrong, says Hong Kong
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