Hackers have tried deleting Trump’s Wikipedia page and knocking his website offline. Now there’s a much simpler, and perfectly legal, way to erase Trump from the internet.
Naked Security – Sophos
Did you look at the picture atop this post and say, “Oh, no, not more Donald Trump?”
Are you using an iPhone?
If you answered yes to both questions, Julio Castillo has an iOS extension for you.
Called “Trump Trump” and featured on Product Hunt, the extension — as you may have guessed from the name — converts your iPhone into a no-Trump zone.
Castillo, co-founder of an independent game studio called furtiv Ltd., explains on Product Hunt that “Trump Trump” was inspired by positive reaction to a similar blocker for iOS aimed at expunging anything about the Kardashians.
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Donald Trump isn’t much of a technophile.
The surprise frontrunner for the Republican nomination in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election said he hadn’t adopted email as late as 2007, and was only using it “very rarely” by 2013, according to The New York Times, which published these admissions among many other revealing statements Trump has made under oath in depositions over the past decade.
Trump still reads hard-copy news and magazine articles, and even dictates his oft-controversial Tweets to a team of PR underlings who send them out on his account, according to The Washington Post.
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Trademark filing, domain names suggest Toshiba’s tablet might be named ‘Thrive’ — Could Toshiba’s nameless Honeycomb tablet finally have a proper name? Thanks to a helpful tipster, we now have our clearest indication yet. Toshiba just filled a trademark application for the name “Thrive” …