My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about Apple being sued for £3 billion for allegedly trapping 40 million iCloud customers in to “rip off prices” & Bluesky adding 1 million users after US election as users ditch X.
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UK TV Licensing ‘streaming fines’, Pensioner text scams, Mobile tariff hikes & Dumb phones
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about TV Licensing regulations, scammers texting British residents this week with bogus “winter heating allowance” texts, mobile subscription price hikes & dumb phones.
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Urgent warning air fryers could be spying on users and listening in on conversations
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle on worries that smart air fryers are able to collect data on users and are demanding permission to listen in on conversations via the user’s phone.
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Enterprises look to AI to bridge cyber skills gap — but will still fall short
My interview with CSO Magazine on the integration of AI into cybersecurity being already evident in threat detection and response & automation of security tasks.
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Exploring Cyber security, AI, and Lifelong Learning
My interview on the Code Bytes podcast where I speak about my journey in computing.
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Meta combats celebrity scam ads with face recognition tech
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about Facebook and Instagram owner Meta introducing facial recognition technology to try and crack down on scammers who fraudulently use celebrities in adverts.
We also discuss the streaming television industry been accused of operating a massive data-driven surveillance apparatus that is transforming TVs into sophisticated monitoring, tracking, and targeting devices.
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Social media faces big changes under new Ofcom rules
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about services like Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp facing fines from the regulator if they do not comply with the new Online Safety Act which comes into force early next year.
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Schools ban mobile phone use – Recycling cables for copper & Optimus Robot
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle on calls growing to ban smartphones in schools in UK by law. We also discuss push to recycle electrical Items such as cables and old tech which contain metal vital for decarbonisation drive.
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Three armed robot conductor makes debut in Dresden
My interview on BBC Radio Ulster on the three-armed next-generation robot conductor who made her debut in Dresden while clutching a trio of stubby lightsabers, each with a different colour, to mark time.
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10 cybersecurity experts you need to know
My Silicon Republic listing as one of the 10 cybersecurity experts people need to know.

