What's encryption, and why should you care? * Tim Cook’s letter (Apple) * FAQs about Tim Cook’s letter (Apple) * For hard core nerds: Apple iOS 9.0 or later security document (Apple) * Apple explains exactly how secure iMessage really is (techcrunch) * FBI v. Apple (Wikipedia) * How secure is your smartphone (The Age) * The Wire (IMDb) * Wire tapping in Australia: Telephone recording laws, Australia (Wikipedia) * Mass surveillance in Australia (Wikipedia) * You couldn’t text on old mobiles: Analog cellular networks, 1G (Wikipedia) * WAP was crap: Wireless Application Protocol, 'WAP' (Wikipedia) * Analog television (Wikipedia) * Teletext was a way to hack an analogue TV to get a digital signal: Teletext (Wikipedia) * Ceefax (Wikipedia) * Teletext gallery: Teletext around the world (The Teletext Museum) * Teletext (Museum of Broadcast Communications) * Teletext in Europe: From the Analog to the Digital Era (Nordicom) * Picture tube inside an old TV (automaticwasher) * Overscan: You’re not seeing the whole picture on your TV (CNET) * Last of the Summer Wine (Wikipedia) * The Goodies (Wikipedia) * Old TV remotes had wires: Zenith remote ad (Television History, The First 75 Years) * Mud cups are nice (Mud Australia) * How come Americans didn’t seem to text as much as us? "Text messaging explodes in America" (CBS News) * What is a green text? "Short Message Service" (Wikipedia) * Mmmm…peas: Wasabi flavoured peas (My Asian Grocer) * Mmmm…beans: Spicy broad beans (My Asian Grocer) * How big is your packet? "Network packet" (Wikipedia) * Greenies vs. blueys: The difference between iMessage & regular text messaging (GottaBeMobile.com) * How to get a court order to read SMSs in Australia: "Why every text message & email you've ever sent is up for grabs" (news.com.au) * How to get a court order to read SMSs in America: "How the police get your phone records" (Gizmodo, Australia) * Scarby Chardy: Scarborough, Chardonnay (Scarborough Wine Co.) * How easy is it to hack an SMS? Nearly 1 billion phones can be hacked with 1 text (Fortune) * Sam Harris * The podcasts where he mentions encryption 1: Meat without murder (Sam Harris) * The podcasts where he mentions encryption 2: Throw open the gates (Sam Harris) * Kim Jong-il is Super Man: "Kim Jong-il" (Wikipedia) * Apple software was built on UNIX: Apple’s Operating System Guru Goes Back to His Roots (Wired) * iPhone fingerprint security: About Touch ID security on iPhone & iPad (Apple) * The $5 Indian phone: "World's cheapest smartphone costs $5 & doesn't seem terrible" (Sydney Morning Herald) * WhatsApp is also encrypted, kinda like iMessage (WhatsApp) * Telegram is also encrypted, kinda like iMessage (Telegram) * Bot hacking: "Internet bot" (Wikipedia) * Frogs with key hidey holes: Garden frog outdoor hide a key hider cast iron charming (Amazon) * Skynet (Wikipedia) * Blade Runner (Wikipedia) * iCloud back up is easy, why didn’t I do it 70 weeks ago? iCloud storage & backup overview (Apple) * Edward Snowdon documentary: "Citizenfour" (Wikipedia) * The ‘Perfect security’ podcast (99% Invisible) * Torture - yay or nay? "Torture" (Wikipedia) * What is ‘back door’ access to software? "Backdoor computing" (Wikipedia) * Quantum madness: "Quantum cryptography" (Wikipedia) * Blackadder (Wikipedia) * I’m moving to Mars if Trump gets elected: "10 Places To Move If Trump Wins Election" (Odyssey) * "Richard Branson unveils Virgin Galactic’s new spaceship named VSS UNITY by Professor Stephen Hawking" (Virgin Galactic) * Enigma encryption (Wikipedia)

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