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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2015 · 1H 23M

41: The Least Convenient Quarter

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With iOS 9 released to the public, your hosts discuss their first impressions both good and bad about Apple’s latest release of their mobile operating system. With Ad-blocking software now available in iOS 9, a wider discussion about the morality of users restricting the advertisements they are served online is the topic du jour. Is Apple’s tacit endorsement of ad-blocking part of the solution to a problem? Or the catalyst for causing another? The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today. Links for this episode Relay.FM – Cortex #13: Trail of Tears Marco.org: Just Doesn’t Feel Good Malwarebytes: Angler Exploit Kit Strikes on MSN.com via Malvertising Campaign The Deck Wikipedia: Jeremy Corbyn

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With iOS 9 released to the public, your hosts discuss their first impressions both good and bad about Apple's latest release of their mobile operating system. With Ad-blocking software now available in iOS 9, a wider discussion about the morality of users restricting the advertisements they are served online is the topic du jour. Is Apple's tacit endorsement of ad-blocking part of the solution to a problem? Or the catalyst for causing another?

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