#7: “Did you say washing machine?” (Careem breach & password management)

#7: “Did you say washing machine?” (Careem br...

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#10: “Playing catch-up” (Drones)

Boy, are we glad to be back! Just two of us this week, and we bring you everything drones. Tune in to hear our resident drone expert Sheban break down all you need to know, current & future trends in drone tech and what needs to happen to make drone logistics a mainstream reality ...  Show more

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#9: “Genesis” (Retro episode!)

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