John McAfee sues Intel for the right to use his own name

In the six years since John McAfee sold the eponymous antivirus company he founded to Intel for billions of dollars, the software creator has made the headlines for a variety of reasons. He’s already claimed that he could snoop on encrypted WhatsApp messages and would have “no problem” becoming president, but more recently he’s been trying to claim back something a lot more important: his name. Bloomberg reports that McAfee has sued Intel for the right to use his name after the chip maker blocked his request over trademark issues.