12 - Put’in Tech In War

<p>We cover why you should rethink what war is in this day and age, join us in the special episode of Tech Made Fun covering what you need to know about modern warfare.<br/><br/>Hosted by <a href='http://saqibtahir.com/'>Saqib Tahir</a> and <a href='https://twitter.com/KJafri005'>Khayyam Jafri</a><br/><br/><b>Support the show: </b><a href='https://www.sknexus.com/support'><b>https://www.sknexus.com/support</b></a><b><br/><br/>Chapters:<br/></b>00:00 Intro<br/>01:20 Big companies like Facebook, TikTok, and Twitter ban state accounts for Russia <br/>02:15 Musk activates Starlink for Ukraine internet needs while Apple, Nike and Google limit services in Russia <br/>02:38 Swift payment protocol decides to delist Russia, ruble devalued almost 50%<br/>04:42 CD Projekt Red decided to stop sales in Russia whereas EA will remove Russian teams from its games <br/>05:45 Netflix will limit its access to Russian consumers and Spotify has removed its Russian based music and songs <br/>06:24 Russian authorities attempt to ban Wikipedia  <br/>06:53 Crypto exchanges to ban Russian accounts <br/>08:02 How wars in the future will be dependent on not just war tech but consumer tech <br/>10:06 How will consumers be affected by new-aged wars <br/>15:14 How not to depend on technology in emergency situations and how to protect your data  <br/>20:24 Ways to save and protect your online financial documentation  <br/>25:02 Importance of P2P network as an offline mode of communication and entertainment <br/>27:45 Is there an offline mode of education for students in war-like conditions? <br/>30:32 Can remote healthcare services help in emergency conditions like war?<br/><b><br/><br/>References:</b></p><ul><li>Apple, Nike and Google join brands limiting services in Russia <ul><li><a href='https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-60579641'>https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-60579641</a> </li></ul></li><li>Reddit bans links to Russian state media across the entire site<ul><li><a href='https://www.engadget.com/reddit-restricts-russia-state-media-rt