James b. Comey spoke yesterday and regretted that the industry is increasingly selling equipment such as smartphones and tablets with full encryption of content, which makes some searches and gathering of evidence in case of offenses.
The FBI Director said after the release of the iPhone 6, where one of the most heralded features is precisely data encryption, although many Android-powered equipment also has the place from 2011.
 The authorities advocate the use of a 'backdoor' in all equipment, where you can enter in the event of suspicion of crime and duly mandated for this purpose. The big problem is that this 'door' can always be used by criminals to undermine the privacy and security of users.

The Atlantic explains that the FBI director fears that there are devices that may be inaccessible to the authorities.
 Devices that encrypt the contents by default can hide evidence and clues of crimes such as robberies, kidnappings and other.
Comey explains that what's going on in the technology now, with encryption by default, is the same as selling cars whose trunk cannot be opened by the authorities never even with court order. However, the existence of this type of equipment helps maintain users ' content safe from criminals and even help to avoid cases in which the authorities are carrying out surveillance operations of surreptitiously, as illustrated by Edward Snowden, in the complaints of NSA practices.

The Beta Version of the Firefox allows that the users establish communications in video and sound straightly in the browser, and another software is not necessary.
The Firefox Hello is going to have the advantage of simplifying this type of communications. With the Skype, FaceTime, Hangouts or others, it is necessary a count creates and to be registered, whereas with the Hello, the first user only will send a link for the second person, who clicks on him and establishes the connection, the Cnet explains.
The great advantage of this offer is that two intervenient ones hardly need the browser and both will not be in the same service, for example, in the Skype or both in the FaceTime.
The Firefox Hello is based on the technology WebRTC that establishes communications peer you it peer between browsers. The funcionalidade must be available in the near final version of the Firefox.

The councilor José Augusto Liberato (SD), of Itaperuçu (PR), in the metropolitan region of Curitiba, was imprisoned for the Federal Police in this Thursday (16), at home, under suspicion of fraud to occupy a wave in the Town Hall.
According to investigation of the PF, Liberato, 47, would have forged a publication of the Official Diary of the local authority, if it altered the councilors' number of nine for 11. In this way, it managed to assume a chair in the Chamber without having been an elect. Several documents were gathered in his residence at the moment of the prison.
He is imprisoned preventively in the Bureau of the PF in Curitiba.

Third bigger electoral college of the country, after Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais, the Rio of January is prepared to be one of the key states and with one of the arguments most incited between two candidates to the presidency in the final stage of the electoral race. Of eye, especially, in 2,6 million voters who voted for Marina Silva (PSB) for the first shift, Dilma Rousseff (PT) and Aécio Neves (PSDB) plan visits to the State in this weekend to conquer the electorate from the state of Rio de Janeiro up to Sunday of the elections. In the first shift, Dilma obtained 36 of the valid votes, Marina, 31 and Aécio, 27.
Though Dilma has conquered the leadership, it was the worst result in the Rio of January of a candidate of the PT to the presidency from the elections of 1998. There is an unpublished balance in the arguments of according to shift between PT and PSDB.

The president has before you the task to revert such a scenery. From the redemocratization, the State favors the PT in the arguments of according to shift against the PSDB, when a porcentual of votes is clearing to the party to his candidates above the national average in the presidential lawsuit. In other words, in the elections of Lula and Dilma, the Rio pulled up the final result of the candidates of the PT.
Historically, the rate of rejection to the toucans has a tendency to be bigger in the Rio of which in other States of Brazil. In ten presidential votes (first seven shifts and second three shifts) from the end of the dictatorship, the PSDB always had a less percentage of votes in the State of which in the sum of the rest of the country.

For the first time last night, President Obama acknowledged that it “may be appropriate” to appoint a national spokesperson to help manage the U.S. government’s effort -- and P.R. -- in handling the Ebola scare. "It may be appropriate for me to appoint an additional person, not because [the current team members] haven't been doing outstanding job,” Obama said in response to a question from NBC’s Kristen Welker. The president did not have any names to share who that person could be, saying, "If I appoint somebody, I will let you know." Here’s the reality: The administration needs someone in this position -- a modern-day C. Everett Koop -- simply because the president himself is too politically toxic (especially weeks before the midterm elections) and because the White House is managing so many other crises (ISIS, the global economy). Another reason the president seemed to be hinting about an Ebola czar: He’s been getting pressure from congressional Democrats, who see the Ebola panic starting to impact Democrats in key Senate races. And this early struggle by the White House to appear on top of the Ebola concern harkens back to another crisis: The BP oil spill when it tapped Thad Allen to be the government’s face of the response to constantly update reporters and the public. And if the White House should have learned anything from that experience, it was to not under-react (something they appeared to do at the time). Eventually, the White House got it right and successfully navigated through that crisis. That should be the model.