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Linked – Travelling A Lot? You Need These Free iPhone Apps
I use a couple of these, and couldn’t really function without TripIt to be honest, but I might have to check out one or two of the ones I’ve not used yet, like LoungeBuddy. What are your go-to travel apps? Travelling A Lot? You Need These Free iPhone Apps Follow these topics: Links, Travel
Linked – The Case for Downtime
This is something that I’m afraid the legal and technology industries just haven’t figured out yet. Think about it. “In the article “Bring Back the 40-Hour Work Week”, Sara Robinson explains that working a 60-hour week does not get you 20 additional hours of productivity. The numbers are probably closer to 25-30 percent more work…
Linked: Insurrectionists’ social media presence gives feds an easy way to ID them
On Wednesday, as we watched the invasion of the Capitol building play out, my first thought had everything to do with how little police and national guard presence there was. The reason that was my first thought was because we have watched this rally, and the ensuing violence, be planned on right in front of our faces on social media for the last few weeks. All you had to do was pay even a little bit of attention, and it was clear that there was a significant number of people who weren’t there to simply protest, but were there fully expecting this to be the start of a civil war. It was obvious enough that I knew it, just from an occasional look at Twitter or TikTok. I didn’t even have to go to the dark corners of the web to find it.
Linked: Large-scale phishing study shows who bites the bait more often
They had some interesting findings on gender (doesn’t matter) and age (young and older employees seemed more likely), but this is one that I think impacts a lot of what we do when it comes to protecting against phishing:
“An interesting finding in the ETH study is that employees who are continuously exposed to phishing eventually fall for it, as 32.1% of the study participants clicked on at least one dangerous link or attachment.”
Linked – What Legal Tech Is Doing to Legal Ethics
This is an interesting thought. “For attorneys that can’t keep up with what becomes generally accepted as standard practice for lawyer tech, like email, there could be an ethical issue with charging clients for tasks that take twice as long due to antiquated business practices.” I think this is something that we could very easily…
Thanks for the linkage, Mike. I really appreciate it.