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18 votes
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Finally, US child data privacy could get much-needed reform in new bill
6 votes -
US blacklists China's Huawei as trade dispute clouds global outlook
8 votes -
San Francisco has banned government and police use of face surveillance technology
25 votes -
How facial recognition became a routine policing tool in America
6 votes -
Washington Attorney General: Amazon must remove toxic school supplies, kid’s jewelry from marketplace nationwide, pay AG's office $700,000
8 votes -
Peter Thiel's Palantir was used to bust relatives of migrant children, new documents show
7 votes -
Facebook faces a big penalty, but US regulators are split over how big
15 votes -
The making of Amazon Prime - An oral history of the subscription service that changed online shopping forever
6 votes -
A technical and cultural assessment of the Mueller Report PDF
4 votes -
The telegraph was America's first singularity
7 votes -
Wikipedia’s refusal to profile a Black female scientist shows its diversity problem
13 votes -
The five biggest lies about 5G
6 votes -
Facebook's email-harvesting practice is under investigation in NY
7 votes -
"It's not play if you're making money": How Instagram and YouTube disrupted US child labor laws
9 votes -
How Twitter users compare to the general American public
9 votes -
Facebook releases Q1 2019 earnings, expects to be fined up to $5 billion by US government
13 votes -
Which smartphone and carrier are you using? (USA only)
For the past five or so years I've been using prepaid mvno carriers (in the us btw) and buying my own phone. It's somewhat of a frustrating experience trying to figure out which phones will...
For the past five or so years I've been using prepaid mvno carriers (in the us btw) and buying my own phone. It's somewhat of a frustrating experience trying to figure out which phones will actually work with which carrier. There's a lot of very attractivly priced phones from Chinese companies that unfortunately just don't support the u.s. LTE bands that i need. Im not really the kind of person who wants to buy a $600+ flagship and carrier offerings are generally abysmal and overpriced.
I also don't feel like I have very many options for carriers as I Live in a fairly rural area where t-mobile gets fairly spotty coverage. I have seen compelling options for Verizon if I wanted 4+ lines (it's only me and the wife right now, so that doesn't help us much) .
I'm definitely jealous of people in Europe and parts of Asia when it comes to cellphone and internet options.16 votes -
Julian Assange's prosecution is about much more than attempting to hack a password
10 votes -
Marcus “MalwareTech” Hutchins pleads guilty to writing, selling banking malware
6 votes -
Report: Twenty-six states now ban or restrict community broadband
9 votes -
Survey: 83% of US teens have an iPhone, Android 9%
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Silicon Valley-funded privacy think tanks fight in DC to unravel state-level consumer privacy protections
5 votes -
Amazon’s slow retreat from Seattle: Amazon has long fancied itself an urban enterprise. Is its pivot to smaller communities a way to avoid messy politics?
5 votes -
Some high-profile male tech executives accused of sexual misconduct are getting second chances
4 votes -
Chicago’s ankle monitors can call and record kids without their consent
7 votes -
Welcome to the prude internet: No more sex talk allowed
32 votes -
How I eat for free in NYC using Python, automation, artificial intelligence, and Instagram
34 votes -
Jeff Bezos investigation finds the Saudis obtained his private data
10 votes -
'Bias deep inside the code': the problem with AI 'ethics' in Silicon Valley
9 votes -
Facebook has been charged with housing discrimination by the US government
16 votes -
Office Depot and tech support firm Support.com will pay $35 million to settle FTC allegations that they tricked consumers into buying costly computer repair services
7 votes -
Documents reveal US Immigration and Customs Enforcement using driver location data from local police for deportations
5 votes -
Microsoft says the Federal Communications Commission 'overstates' broadband availability in the US
16 votes -
Kickstarter’s staff is unionizing
14 votes -
Beto O'Rourke's secret membership in America's oldest hacking group
6 votes -
The Intercept shuts down access to Snowden trove
9 votes -
Hedy Lamarr’s US FBI files make no mention of her “Secret Communication System”
3 votes -
Google’s Larry Page leveled ‘veiled threat’ over control of company
3 votes -
Facebook’s Data Deals Are Under Criminal Investigation
8 votes -
Targeting online privacy, US Congress sets a new tone with big tech
4 votes -
Elizabeth Warren proposes breaking up Amazon, Google, and Facebook
48 votes -
Airbnb signs agreement to acquire HotelTonight
4 votes -
U.S. users are leaving Facebook by the millions, Edison Research says
23 votes -
Kentucky approves bill to make 'doxing' illegal after Covington student's online backlash
4 votes -
Theranos: How a broken US patent system sustained its decade-long deception
8 votes -
The life of a comment moderator for a right-wing website
27 votes -
Canada has formally commenced the process to extradite Meng Wanzhou, CFO of Huawei to the USA
9 votes -
Musical.ly/TikTok agrees to pay $5.7M to settle FTC allegations that it violated children’s privacy law
10 votes -
The trauma floor - The secret lives of Facebook moderators in America
17 votes