Firewalla Review, 15 Most Dangerous Apps for Kids, Rise of the Deepfake

In episode 93 of our monthly show we review the Firewalla home network device, talk about the 15 most dangerous (or scary) apps for kids that parents need to be aware of, and the rise of the “deepfake”! Watch the recording of our live stream on YouTube (we’re not sure what happened with Scott’s out-of-sync and choppy video so we apologize for our technical difficulties):

Here are the show notes and links to articles discussed during the show:
Tom’s review of the Firewalla home network protection device
Description of the Firewalla Blue and Firewalla Red
Firewalla router compatibility list
Information about compatibility with mesh routers like Google WiFi
Charts and graphs regarding network usage in the mobile app
Information about activity and parental controls
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15 Most Dangerous Apps for Kids
Article with the list of apps mentioned on the show
The Rise of the Deepfake
Deepfake video of Mark Zuckerberg
Guardian article about “The rise of the deepfake and the threat to democracy” which also has the clips of the Jimmy Fallon deepfake and Nancy Pelosi edited video (not a deepfake)
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