Pocket-Lint: The Cloud has announced that it is upgrading its public Wi-Fi network so as its users will be able to get a minimum 8MB connection, with 16MB or 24MB available in some areas.
The Shortcut reports the FBI opposition to Apple's encryption, covers the EFF's approval of it, and reports Apple's discontinuation of on-device CSAM scanning.
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Who has your data? So much of our private details are stored in the cloud, but where is that exactly, and is it secure?
I was thinking the same thing as "Brian, England, UK" who commented on the story. The "MB" would indicate Mega-Bytes, It should actually be "Mb" which indicates Mega-Bits.
A 24MB(Megabyte) per second connection would be the equivalent of a nitrous burning top fuel drag racing car.