Labor demands Facebook remove 'fake news' posts about false Australian death tax plans
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Facebook says it 'unintentionally uploaded' 1.5 million people's email contacts without their consent
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Police are making tone-deaf memes to build community trust
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Why you can no longer get lost in the crowd
12 votes -
Samsung’s Galaxy Fold is breaking before it’s even out
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An internet for kids: Instead of regulating the internet to protect young people, give them a youth-net of their own
12 votes -
Apple and Qualcomm settle all disputes worldwide
11 votes -
Behind every robot is a human
6 votes -
Chicago’s ankle monitors can call and record kids without their consent
7 votes -
Appl still hasn’t fixd its MacBook kyboad problm
23 votes -
How AI will reshape the global order
7 votes -
The rapid rise and slow fall of the Microsoft web browser
6 votes -
Your very public Amazon shopping history is a window onto your soul
11 votes -
Mark Zuckerberg: The internet needs new rules. Let’s start in these four areas
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Jeff Bezos investigation finds the Saudis obtained his private data
10 votes -
The Apple Card is a perfect example of Apple’s post-iPhone strategy
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Oil traders are now watching workers’ phones to spot problems at refineries
5 votes -
Hear what a genderless AI voice sounds like—and consider why it matters
27 votes -
How Facebook's hour of inaction enabled the Christchurch video to spread
8 votes -
Google fined $1.7 billion by EU for unfair advertising rules
14 votes -
The internet is not your friend: MySpace and the loss of memories
6 votes -
Inside YouTube’s struggles to shut down video of the New Zealand shooting
11 votes -
The hottest chat app for teens is … Google Docs
28 votes -
Facebook’s News Feed era is now officially over: What Chris Cox’s departure means for the company
6 votes -
How Google’s bad data wiped a neighborhood off the map
2 votes -
The Intercept shuts down access to Snowden trove
9 votes -
How Discord went mainstream
7 votes -
Google’s Larry Page leveled ‘veiled threat’ over control of company
3 votes -
TikTok will change the way your social media works — even if you’re avoiding it
16 votes -
How the internet travels across oceans
8 votes -
Triton is the world’s most murderous malware, and it’s spreading
16 votes -
Turn on auto-updates everywhere you can
13 votes -
What if child care were as standard as coffee at tech conferences?
6 votes -
An email marketing company left 809 million records exposed online
8 votes -
‘Is my absence from social media a red flag?’
32 votes -
The life of a comment moderator for a right-wing website
27 votes -
Inside Facebook’s war on hate speech: An exclusive embed with Facebook’s shadow government
14 votes -
Amazon to launch new grocery-store business, distinct from Whole Foods
12 votes -
Android is helping kill passwords on billions of devices
11 votes -
The small, small world of Facebook’s anti-vaxxers
6 votes -
The microphones that may be hidden in your home
23 votes -
The real reason why Facebook and Google won’t change
17 votes -
The trauma floor - The secret lives of Facebook moderators in America
17 votes -
"She never looks back": Inside Elizabeth Holmes's final months at Theranos
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The US government and Facebook are negotiating a record, multibillion-dollar fine for the company’s privacy lapses
24 votes -
In China, some parents seek an edge with genetic testing
4 votes -
Farmworker vs Robot: Agricultural workers of the future may soon be made of tech and steel. Can a robot pick a strawberry better, faster, and cheaper than a seasonal farmworker?
5 votes -
Why humanitarians are worried about Palantir’s new partnership with the UN
8 votes -
Colin Kroll, the tech whiz behind Vine and HQ Trivia made millions in his twenties. He was dead by thirty-four.
14 votes -
Amazon pulls out of planned New York City campus
28 votes