Computer America Kabn Systems Interview, 5G Towers Burned, 73M Hacked Records, Elder Scrolls 6 Announcement
May 11, 2020
01:01:01
First Segment: Kabn Systems North America
Identity is what makes us unique, but since the inception of the Internet, digital identity has been an afterthought. With today’s acceleration of online commerce, education, healthcare, government and other services tailored to the individual, digital identity and the data that surrounds it is online “gold”. KABN believes that ownership of identity is a basic human right and individuals should be the primary beneficiary of any use of their identity.
Second Segment: Computer and Technology News.
KABN.NETWORK – KABN NETWORK
KABN Systems North America – KABN Systems North America
Liquid Avatar – Liquid Avatar Creators
5G coronavirus conspiracy theory leads to 77 mobile towers burned in UK, report says – CNET
Hackers sell over 73 million stolen user records on the dark web | Engadget
Bethesda says ‘Elder Scrolls 6’ details are years away | Engadget
On-demand food delivery apps are letting minors order alcohol, regulators say – The Verge
For full show notes, check out ComputerAmerica.com!
Identity is what makes us unique, but since the inception of the Internet, digital identity has been an afterthought. With today’s acceleration of online commerce, education, healthcare, government and other services tailored to the individual, digital identity and the data that surrounds it is online “gold”. KABN believes that ownership of identity is a basic human right and individuals should be the primary beneficiary of any use of their identity.
Second Segment: Computer and Technology News.
KABN.NETWORK – KABN NETWORK
KABN Systems North America – KABN Systems North America
Liquid Avatar – Liquid Avatar Creators
5G coronavirus conspiracy theory leads to 77 mobile towers burned in UK, report says – CNET
Hackers sell over 73 million stolen user records on the dark web | Engadget
Bethesda says ‘Elder Scrolls 6’ details are years away | Engadget
On-demand food delivery apps are letting minors order alcohol, regulators say – The Verge
For full show notes, check out ComputerAmerica.com!