WhatsApp protocol decryption for chat manipulation and more
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New ‘warshipping’ technique gives hackers access to enterprise offices
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A framework for moderation - Bright lines for internet moderation don't exist, but we can get closer by defining boundaries for the gray areas
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AlterEgo, a new wearable device system, can detect what you’re saying when you’re talking to yourself, even if you’re completely silent and not moving your mouth
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Twitter announces bugs in their advertising settings that resulted in sharing and using users' data even if they explicitly opted out
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Apple subsidiary, FileMaker, returns to its original name from the ’80s [Claris]
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8chan goes dark after hardware provider discontinues service
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8chan is a megaphone for shooters. ‘Shut the site down,’ says its creator.
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Apple rolls out Apple Card Preview to select users
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How would one go about removing Google from one's life?
I have an android phone and my main email is a gmail. I'd like to somehow de-googlefy myself if at all possible. I don't have facebook so that isn't really a concern.
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How Facebook failed to break into hardware: The untold story of Building 8
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Sneaker and fashion marketplace StockX was hacked, with almost seven million records stolen
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Facebook hit with new questions over Cambridge Analytica
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The philosophy of low-tech: A conversation with Kris De Decker
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Anti-vaxxers live in an online bubble this scientist wants to burst
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US Federal Trade Commission announces that people who chose the $125 option from the Equifax breach will receive "nowhere near" that, and has removed it as an option
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Do you know who your ‘friends’ are?: Making digital conversations humane will require defining our online relationships.
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Ottawa city hall has been targeted by cyber attacks more than 8,000 times in the past year
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The endless, invisible persuasion tactics of the internet
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The life and death of an Instagram fish - What one funny-looking fish taught us about evolution, the internet, and the monsters we create
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Apple globally suspends program in which humans review users' Siri queries
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Preserving laptop stickers on MacBooks
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Are Spotify’s shareholders failing to see signs of the early stages of subscriber saturation?
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Must-have browser extensions?
What are some of your must have browser extensions? I recently made an effort to switch to Firefox, and now I'm looking for some good browser extensions to make my web browsing experience better....
What are some of your must have browser extensions?
I recently made an effort to switch to Firefox, and now I'm looking for some good browser extensions to make my web browsing experience better. Here are the ones I currently use:
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The data transfer project
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Everything cops say about Amazon's Ring is scripted or approved by Ring
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The nanosheet transistor is the next (and maybe last) step in Moore’s Law
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The Hamburg Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information has banned Google from listening to Google Home recordings in the EU for three months
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Facebook connected her to a tattooed soldier in Iraq. Or so she thought.
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Ordinary Americans are using armies of phones to generate extra income for beer, diapers, and bills through ad fraud
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How Not to Regulate Social Media: Proposed privacy and bot laws don’t target real problems, and would cause needless harm
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Researchers at Uppsala University have successfully created the world's first paper battery
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When having friends is more alluring than being right
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Creating Passionate Users: The Myth of "Keeping up"
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I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords: Tips for working with a co-bot
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Security researchers at Google Project Zero discovered and responsibly disclosed the recently patched iMessage based Apple iOS vulnerability
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There are still people making rage comics in 2019, despite everything
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Datacentre at Hamina and technology training hub in Helsinki illustrate Google's growing interest in Finland
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Proposed US law would ban infinite scroll, autoplaying video
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Chinese vlogger who used filter to look younger caught in live-stream glitch
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Budget smartphones - apparently there are good options. Opinions and recommendations?
I just picked up a Nokia 3.1 for $120 in a bit of an emergency and I really like it. It's very light, Android One, very nice styling and again it's $120! I was shocked by this experience at this...
I just picked up a Nokia 3.1 for $120 in a bit of an emergency and I really like it. It's very light, Android One, very nice styling and again it's $120!
I was shocked by this experience at this price point. This thing is excellent for my use case, as a pre-paid EU phone as my lovely iPhone 6s Plus has only one Sim slot. Are there any other great budget phones out there?
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TOSLINK: That one consumer fiber optic standard
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YouTube said it was getting serious about hate speech. Over six weeks later, why is it still full of extremists?
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What’s your favorite status-checking website to check for “Is Site down?”
Any particular reason for the preference?
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The internet's old guard
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What are your thoughts on the Blloc phone?
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What CIOs need to know about 5G: It isn’t time to get started with 5G implementations. But it IS time to plan
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GitHub restricts developer accounts based in Iran, Crimea, and other countries under US sanctions
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How I made my own Android phone - in China
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Spotify Untold – Inside Spotify's ill-fated flirtation with TV and hardware
8 votes