Not just THE constitution, but is any constitution going to protect it? If the “free” country can’t keep up with its constitution, are there other countries that stand a chance to keep something like a person's right to consume, and express, any speech they want or feel is needed? I’m…

At first, when hearing of Bitcoin, we see how it can easily lead to the loss of funds, inability to send, or inability to even set up the wallet, to begin with. If that doesn’t stop a newcomer into the world of crypto then wait till they find out they…

We remember back in the days going to Blockbuster or other stores to rent or purchase VHS tapes, then DVD’s, to enjoy a nice movie or even TV series. Other than watching live this was our goto to consume media. If we wanted to play games we went to Gamestop…

If you’re reading this you probably already expect that blockchain is still in Its infancy and has not exploded compared to how it will in the next 10 years. …

There are many options for browsing the web out there. We all know of Chrome, Firefox, and the often-dreaded Internet Explorer, Edge, and Safari. Today we’re in a blockchain-ey mood though so I want to focus on two very special browsers that both offer unique features we crypto lovers appreciate. …

A lot of these I’ve found have been pretty old and the process has changed a bit so here we go! IPFS has allowed us to store files in a peer to peer network identifying each individual file with a cryptographic hash number that acts as a fingerprint for the…

On September 4th, the FTC swung the largest penalty to ever be fined from the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) Rule. Described as “30 times larger than the largest COPPA civil penalty the FTC has ever obtained”, the penalty of $170,000,000 is being charged to YouTube. In addition, the…