| | Hey buddy, App privacy violations have recently been a hot topic, and this month is no exception. Our blog roundup starts with how Tim Hortons is the latest company accused of shady app practices. After that, we get a little educational. Ever wondered about what exactly Web3 and Zero Trust Network Architecture involve? We've got you covered. Then round things off by learning the best way to secure your email server. As always, scroll to the end for a great SSL deal. | | Tim Hortons under fire for app privacy violations | | | | | Canada's Privacy Commissioner has accused coffee chain Tim Hortons of spying on its customers via an app. The investigation was triggered by an article in The Financial Times where a journalist tracked how many times the app tracked him (spoiler — a lot). Read more. | | What is Web3, and how does it work? | | | | | Is Web3 the future, or is it just a buzzword? And what exactly is it? In this blog, we go through the ins and outs of Web3, what people envision for it, as well as a few common critiques. Learn all about it. | | Affiliate program Start earning extra cash with our affiliate program—35% commission of every new customer order | | | | | What Is Zero Trust Network Architecture | | | | | Over the past few years, security experts have recommended moving away from traditional security models to protect network perimeters to adopt a Zero Trust approach instead. Read the article to find out why. | | 7 tips for securing your email server | | | | | | Your June deal Get up to 60% off across all SSLs at SSLs.com. Use coupon code ZEROTRUST, valid until the end of July 2022.  | Get up to 60% off any SSL, use code: ZEROTRUST | | | | | | This newsletter issue was written and researched by Cora Quigley. Follow us on Twitter or Facebook to keep up with more content. | | |
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